
This deliverable presents the results of long-duration and cyclic thermal tests conducted on waste ceramic materials and industrial by-products — including clinker, roof tiles, hollow bricks, and ashes — to evaluate their suitability as high-temperature Thermal Energy Storage (TES) media. It assesses material structural and weight stability under prolonged exposure at 800°C and repeated thermal cycling between 400°C and 800°C, and provides final recommendations for material selection and enhancement techniques to support the integration of upcycled TES materials into commercialised TES systems.
Energy storage, decarbonisation, Energy intensive industry
Energy storage, decarbonisation, Energy intensive industry
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