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Liquid cooling plate with drop-shaped deflectors based on Coanda Effect - For Li-ion battery thermal management Although liquid-cooled BTMSs have better cooling performance, their mass is larger and there is a hidden danger of liquid leakage [25]. A high-capacity energy storage lithium battery thermal management system (BTMS) was
In this paper, a liquid cooling system for the battery module using a cooling plate as heat dissipation component is designed. The heat dissipation performance of the liquid cooling system was optimized by using response-surface methodology. First, the three-dimensional model of the battery module with liquid cooling system was established.
The cooling plate is positioned at the bottom of the battery pack, and a thermally conductive pad with a thickness of 2.0 mm is placed between the cooling plate and the battery pack. The thermal conductive pad is composed of silica gel, the metal material of the LCP is aluminum, and the coolant used is a 50 % ethylene glycol solution.
The liquid cooling is more efficient cooling method compared with air cooling, but the liquid cooling system is more complex than air-cooling and suffers the risk of leakage of liquid working fluid. The typical liquid cooling can be by achieved by equipping discrete tubing or ribbon-shaped metallic heat exchangers around each cell [82], while placing the cells on a liquid heated/cooled plate
Patil et al. [31] numerically investigates the cooling efficiency of a U-turn cold plate at higher discharge rates under turbulent flow along with other design and operating parameters. Results indicate that there is an enhancement in cooling of batteries for a coverage area ratio and hydraulic diameter of 0.750 and 1.54 mm, respectively.
In terms of lightweight thermal management system, Xu et al. [37] developed a lithium-ion battery pack with a "Type F2" aluminum cooling plate, which can reduce the weight by 14.76 % compared with other cooling plates in the paper, and has the lowest pressure drop among the cooling plates, so its energy consumption is lower.
In order to bring superiority of each cooling method into full play and make up for their inferiority simultaneously, researchers shift attention to hybrid BTMS, i.e., the combination both heat pipe and PCM-cooling [[21], [38]], air and liquid-cooling [39], air and PCM-cooling [[40], [41], [42]], air and heat pipe-cooling [[43], [44]], liquid
In some high discharge rate usage scenarios, air-cooled BTMSs can no longer meet the cooling requirements [20].However, BTMSs using liquid as a cooling medium generally have better cooling capability than air-cooled BTMSs due to the high specific heat capacity and thermal conductivity of liquid [9, 21] the research field of liquid-cooled BTMSs, Deng et al.
assembled on the surface of the liquid-cooling plate in the 18 650-battery module, and it was found that the maximum temperature of the battery module could be maintained below 42 C,
Upgrading the energy density of lithium-ion batteries is restricted by the thermal management technology of battery packs. In order to improve the battery energy density, this paper recommends an F2-type liquid cooling system with an M mode arrangement of cooling plates, which can fully adapt to 1C battery charge–discharge conditions.
In this section, the flow and heat transfer performances of the novel concave-convex surface liquid cooling plate and three traditional LCPs are first compared. Then,
Abstract. An effective battery thermal management system (BTMS) is necessary to quickly release the heat generated by power batteries under a high discharge rate and ensure the safe operation of electric vehicles. Inspired by the biomimetic structure in nature, a novel liquid cooling BTMS with a cooling plate based on biomimetic fractal structure was
In 2021, a company located in Moss Landing, Monterey County, California, experienced an overheating issue with their 300 MW/1,200 MWh energy storage system on September 4th, which remains offline.
Bai et al 31 proposed a BTMS by adding liquid cooling into PCM and simulated the effects of cell distance, cooling plate length, coolant flow rate and direction, and PCM melting temperature at 2C discharge rate and 27°C ambient temperature. Results show that liquid cooling helps to lower the maximum temperature and PCM helps to reach
Active cooling methods encompass air cooling [6, 7], liquid cooling [3, 8], and spray cooling [9], all of which necessitate energy input to operate fans or pumps. Despite the widespread use of air cooling because of its simplicity and easy maintenance, it exhibits constrained heat dissipation efficiency when batteries operate at high discharge
In order to reduce the operating temperature of batteries for energy storage and automotive power, and ensure their safety during operation, a cooling plate with biomimetic fractal channels is proposed for the battery thermal management system (BTMS). In the 35 °C-35 °C-6 m/s cooling condition and at 1.5C discharge, the pack temperature
The liquid cooling system of the power battery for flying cars mainly consists of liquid cooling plates. In order to increase the heat dissipation area, the thickness of the liquid cooling plates is set to 4 mm based on the study by Li et al. [35]. The size of the liquid cooling plate matches the contact surface of the battery.
The development of lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery as a power source for electric vehicles (EVs) and as an energy storage applications in microgrid are considered as one of the critical technologies to deal with air pollution, energy crisis and climate change [1].The continuous development of Li-ion batteries with high-energy density and high-power density has led to
An optimized design of the liquid cooling structure of vehicle mounted energy storage batteries based on NSGA-II is proposed. Therefore, thermal balance can be improved,
A hybrid BTMS considering heat dissipation and mechanical protection for prismatic battery modules is constructed, which combines the modularized liquid-cooling plate (MLCP) and the phase change material (PCM)-negative Poisson''s ratio structural laminboard. The effects of interior structure, flow direction, flow rate, and cooling strategy of the MLCP on the
This paper presents a novel battery thermal management system utilizing triply periodic minimal surfaces (TPMS) combining phase change materials (PCM) and liquid cooling plates. The PCM-Liquid cooling-TPMS (PLT) BTMS is used to enhance performance and safety during high-rate discharge conditions of cylindrical battery packs. This design method
The liquid cooling plate is a heat dissipation device that takes away heat through liquid circulation. highlighting the importance of low internal resistance. The charge-discharge ratio varied from 1.0°C to 3.0°C, which had little effect on temperature uniformity. vehicle mounted energy storage battery, liquid cooled heat dissipation
At present, the charge/discharge rate of large energy storage power station is between 0.25C and 0.33C, and inefficient thermal management methods are an important factor limiting its power density. Chen et al. [27] designed a liquid cooling plate with three parallel U-shaped flow channels for battery cooling, and studied the influence of
Given the pressing climate issues, including greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, there is an increasing emphasis on the development and utilization of renewable energy sources [1] this context, Concentrated Photovoltaics (CPV) play a crucial role in renewable energy generation and carbon emission reduction as a highly efficient and clean power
Apart from the above-mentioned types of liquid cooling plate structures, a few researchers have developed bionic structure liquid cooling plates inspired by biological structures in nature. Yang et al. [27] proposed a bionic heat sink inspired by shark skin for hybrid BTMS combined with air cooling and phase change materials.
Following the filling of the liquid cooling plate with composite PCM, the average temperature decreased by 2.46 °C, maintaining the pressure drop reduction at 22.14 Pa. Microencapsulation of phase change materials with binary cores and calcium carbonate shell for thermal energy storage. Appl. Energy (2016) W. Su Under a 5C discharge
The hybrid cooling plate in triggered liquid cooling within the temperature range of 40 °C to 30 °C consumes around 40% less energy than a traditional aluminum cooling plate. Under a high current application when the liquid cooling operates from the beginning of the battery operation, the hybrid cooling plate shows an identical performance to
Bai et al 31 proposed a BTMS by adding liquid cooling into PCM and simulated the effects of cell distance, cooling plate length, coolant flow rate and direction, and PCM
The cooling efficiency of five different liquid cooling plate configurations (Design I-V) is compared, and the impact of coolant flow rate is explored. Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) At a discharge rate of 5C, with ambient temperatures of 25 °C and 40 °C, increasing the flow velocity from 0.01 m/s to 0.1 m/s reduces the maximum
Modern commercial electric vehicles often have a liquid-based BTMS with excellent heat transfer efficiency and cooling or heating ability. Use of cooling plate has proved to be an effective approach. In the present study, we propose a novel liquid-cold plate employing a topological optimization design based on the globally convergent version of the method of
A chocolate bar-shaped hybrid battery thermal management system combined with a metal lattice liquid-cooling plate with paraffin has been proposed to improve the severe temperature rise and inhomogeneity of the prismatic lithium-ion battery at a high discharge rate. The cooling capabilities of different liquid-cooling tube arrangements of a prismatic battery
Indirect liquid cooling is a heat dissipation process where the heat sources and liquid coolants contact indirectly. Water-cooled plates are usually welded or coated through thermal conductive silicone grease with the chip packaging shell, thereby taking away the heat generated by the chip through the circulated coolant [5].Power usage effectiveness (PUE) is
In the existing thermal management solutions for flying cars, there is no mature liquid cooling scheme. However, liquid cooling has been widely used in electric vehicles, and its findings can provide references for the research in this paper. Regarding liquid cooling, research focuses on the design of cooling plate flow channels [18,19].
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