Selenium nanomaterials have unique optical, electrical, magnetic and healthcare functions. Selenium nanomaterials with different particle sizes have different properties and performances, and the thermal stability of selenium nanoparticles has a key impact on their properties and performances. In this paper, nano-t-Se was prepared by a precursor-ultrasonic conversion method. Firstly, the effects of reducing agent dosage, ultrasonic frequency and time on the particle sizes of nano-t-Se were studied, and t-Se nanoparticles with different particle sizes were prepared. Then, the melting thermodynamic properties of nano-t-Se with different particle sizes were determined by DSC. The influence of particle sizes on the melting temperature and thermodynamic properties of nano-t-Se was discussed. The experimental results showed that the precursor-ultrasonic conversion method was a reliable method for preparing t-Se nanoparticles with different particle sizes. By controlling the amount of the reducing agent, ultrasonic frequency and time, the controllable preparation of nano-t-Se with the required particle sizes can be realized. It was found that the particle sizes had significant effects on the melting temperature and the thermodynamic properties of nano-t-Se, and the melting temperature, melting enthalpy and melting entropy of nano-t-Se decreased with the decrease of particle sizes, respectively. When the particle sizes of nano-t-Se decreased from 52.1 nm to 17.4 nm, the initial melting temperature decreased from 218.02 degrees C to 213.82 degrees C, the melting enthalpy decreased from 5.496 kJ mol(-1) to 3.962 kJ mol(-1), and the melting entropy decreased from 5.182 J mol(-1) K-1 to 4.136 J mol(-1) K-1. Besides, it was also found that the initial melting temperature, melting enthalpy and melting entropy of nano-t-Se showed a good linear relationship with the reciprocal of the particle sizes in the experimental particle size range, respectively. The controllable preparation method of nano-t-Se with different particle sizes and the particle size dependence of the melting temperature and the melting thermodynamic properties can provide important guidance for the preparation, research and application of nano-t-Se.