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Developed Microencapsulated Phase Change Materials PCM Capsule
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xName | Micro PCM Phase Change Material | OEM | Accept |
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Color | Customer | Material | PCM Capsule |
High Light | pcm cooling vest,phase change cooling vest |
Developed Microencapsulated Phase Change Materials PCMs / Micro PCM Phase Change Material
Product Description
The microPCM product has the following general properties:
Color: White to slightly off-white.
Standard temperatures available: -30C to 43C (call for other custom temperatures).
Forms available: Dry powder, wet filter cake (~70% capsules, 30% water), and slurry (~35-45% solids, 55-65% water)
The filter cake can be diluted further to fit your application.
PCM content in capsule: 85 – 90 wt.%.
Mean particle size: 14-24 micron for dry powder or wet cake forms, 2-5 micron for slurry form.
Temperature stability: Up to 250C.
About microencapsulation
Microencapsulation may be defined as the process of surrounding or enveloping one substance within another substance on a very small scale, yielding capsules ranging from less than one micron to several hundred microns in size. Microcapsules may be spherically shaped, with a continuous wall surrounding the core, while others are asymmetrically and variably shaped, with a quantity of smaller droplets of core material embedded throughout the microcapsule.
PCM microencapsulation
There are almost limitless applications for microencapsulated materials.One application increasingly utilized is the incorporation of microencapsulated phase change materials (PCMs). Phase change materials absorb and release heat in response to changes in environmental temperatures. When temperatures rise, the phase change material melts, absorbing excess heat, and feels cool. Conversely, as temperatures fall, the PCM releases heat as it solidifies, and feels warm. This property of microencapsulated phase change materials can be harnessed to increase the comfort level for users of sports equipment, military gear, bedding, clothing, building materials, and many other consumer products.