New Thermal Energy Converters Based on Polyelectrolyte Hydrogels

Ibragim Suleimenov; Andrei Falaleev; Dina Shaltykova; Sergei Panchenko; Grigoriy Mun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1037.117

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New Thermal Energy Converters Based on Polyelectrolyte Hydrogels

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The theory of thermal energy converters based on polyelectrolyte hydrogels has been developed. The possibility of providing the circulation of a fluid in the contour by controlled variations of the local value of concentrations of the mobile ions that cause an osmotic pressure gradient was shown. On the basis of the solution of motion equations of the mobile ions the numerical estimates of parameters of proposed type of circulation contour are given.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1037)

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117-122

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October 2014

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Ibragim Suleimenov*, Andrei Falaleev, Dina Shaltykova, Sergei Panchenko, Grigoriy Mun

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Energy Converters, Ionization, Osmotic Pressure, Polyelectrolyte Hydrogel, Thermal Energy

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