Polyalcohol is considered as a promising candidate of phase change material for heat storage

but it presents poor heat conduction performance.Fiber-enhanced polyalcohol binary system combines polyalcohol with copper fiber to improve its heat conduction.FLUENT software is used to simulate the temperature field of polyalcohol binary system PE/TRIS in this study

in which molar capacity of polyalcohol binary system PE/TRIS is fitted to polynomial equations.Simulation results present the same trend of temperature distribution in the fiber-enhanced polyalcohol binary system as experimental data.Therefore

the physical model for the simulation is reliable.The simulation shows that fiber planes do contribute to heat conduction.The heat flux first declines sharply with time with or without fiber planes inserted

and then becomes steady.The heat conducted through fiber planes in fiber-enhanced polyalcohol is the main heat flux and is comparable with the heat conducted through five boundary walls.The fiber-enhanced polyalcohol binary system shows quicker response to heat input than the polyalcohol binary system PE/TRIS without fiber.To perfect the temperature field

fiber planes parallel to the bottom copper board should be added to the polyalcohol heat storage system.