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Mapping design trade-offs

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Widespread adoption of thermal storage systems is limited by their complex transient response, which is dependent on material properties, module geometry and thermal load. Now, an approach to evaluate energy and power density adapted from electrochemical storage reveals design trade-offs in thermal storage modules.

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Fig. 1: Ragone plots for energy storage devices and materials.

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Shamberger, P.J. Mapping design trade-offs. Nat Energy 6, 221–222 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41560-021-00803-y

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