It is proposed a study to evaluate PHP (pulsating heat pipes) device application in battery thermal management systems for HEV (hybrid-electric vehicle) and EV (electric vehicle). Firstly, it is necessary to understanding Li-ion (lithium ion) batteries for HEV/EV, the electrical energy supply state-of-the-art. The analyzed aspects were battery framework and configuration; working principles and mechanisms; and market penetration and potential. Secondly, the adverse effects of temperature over such batteries were discussed. After understanding the case study, a battery modeling survey was performed in order to later evaluate BTMSs (battery thermal management systems). Well comprehended case study and battery modeling, then, it was possible to examine current automotive battery cooling and heating solutions. Finally, PHP was evaluated as a possible BTMS regarding technical and commercial aspects, explaining what would be the requisites in order to attend automobile heat dissipation demands and the challenges for embedding it.
Citation: Barbosa de Oliveira, R., Villalva, S., Filho, L., Windlin, F. et al., "Pulsating Heat Pipe Automotive Application," SAE Technical Paper 2019-36-0227, 2020, https://doi.org/10.4271/2019-36-0227. Download Citation
Author(s):
Rafael Beicker Barbosa de Oliveira, Sergio Gradella Villalva, Luiz Paulo Rodrigues Filho, Fernando Luiz Windlin, Guilherme Henrique Mayer Alegre, Rogério Gonçalves do Santos
Affiliated:
Magneti Marelli Sistemas Automotivos, Universidade Estadual
Pages: 16
Event:
2019 SAE Brasil Congress & Exhibition
ISSN:
0148-7191
e-ISSN:
2688-3627
Related Topics:
Electric vehicles
Batteries
Thermal management
Hybrid electric vehicles
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