Phase-Change Slurry Pipe Flow
Interactive 3D simulation of microencapsulated phase-change-material (PCM) slurry flowing through a heated pipe: watch capsules melt along the length and compare the outlet temperature and heat transported against a plain-water baseline at the same flow rate and heat input.
Microencapsulated PCM slurries carry far more thermal energy per litre than plain water because a fraction of every capsule's heat uptake goes into melting rather than warming. This simulator models the steady energy balance of such a slurry flowing through a uniformly heated pipe, animates the microcapsules travelling from a cool inlet to a hot outlet while colour-coding their real-time melt state, and lets you compare the outlet temperature against a plain-water baseline carrying the same flow rate and the same heater power — the core trade-off engineers tune when sizing PCM slurry loops for district cooling and high-density electronics thermal management.
Simulate microencapsulated PCM slurry flowing through a heated pipe, watching capsules melt along the length and comparing the outlet temperature and heat transported against a plain-water baseline at the same flow rate and heat input.
3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install