Multifunctional Stratified Membrane Enables Integrated and Adaptive Thermal Management
Xin Li , Zhenmin Ding , Yanhua Zhang , Dongqi Liu , Yao Li , Jiupeng Zhao
Advanced Fiber Materials ›› : 1 -13.
The rising frequency of extreme weather events driven by global climate change has created the pressing need for advanced thermal management systems. This study presents a cooling-phase change-heating (CPH) membrane inspired by the functional layering concept of down jackets, where each layer serves a distinct yet complementary role. The cooling side consists of a thermoplastic polyurethane-based fibrous membrane integrated with SiO2-encapsulated paraffin wax (PW@SiO2), which provides effective solar scattering for high reflectance and smoother thermal regulation. On the heating side, polypyrrole (PPy) is directly grown on the thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) membrane (PPy–TPU), serving as a combined photothermal and electrothermal layer for controllable heat input and rapid thermal compensation. The CPH membrane delivers a cooling power of 126 W m−2, with 96.4% reflectivity and 93.7% emissivity, resulting in an average temperature reduction of 6.3 °C assisted by heat absorption of PW@SiO2. In the heating mode, the PPy–TPU layer exhibits a solar absorptance of 97.4%, increasing the temperature by 23.7 °C, while additional Joule heating elevates the membrane temperature to 37 °C under a low input voltage of 4 V. This adaptive buffering and active compensation strategy closely align with practical engineering needs for dynamic thermal regulation, promoting energy conservation and reducing reliance on traditional energy sources.
Thermal management / Radiative cooling / Solar heating / Phase-change material
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Donghua University, Shanghai, China
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