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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Battery cooling"”.

  1. Experimental Investigation of Heat Transfer to Tightly Packed Cylinder Arrays

    … the aviation sector is the combined need of high battery thermal loads and a light-weight thermal management system. A proposed configuration is an array of batteries directly cooled with a dielectric coolant. The knowledge of heat transfer characteristics of battery cooling is becoming an ever …

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  2. Numerical and analytical modelling of battery thermal management using passive cooling systems

    This thesis presents the battery thermal management systems (BTMS) modelling of Li-ions batteries and investigates the design and modelling of different passive cooling management solutions from single battery to module level. A simplified one-dimensional transient computational model of a …

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  3. Microvascular composites as a multifunctional material for electric vehicles

    … and structural protection. A novel form of battery packaging is proposed to accomplish this multifunctional objective using microvascular fiber-reinforced composites. Batteries are sandwiched between carbon fiber/epoxy panels containing embedded microchannels. Coolant flow enables active …

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  4. Dimensionally reduced modeling and gradient-based design of microchannel cooling networks

    … of microchannels for 2D microvascular composite battery cooling panels. Using a differentiable alternative to the maximum temperature (the $p$-norm of the temperature field) of a cooling panel as an objective function, we obtain optimized designs superior to the reference designs in terms of …

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