Study on the Cooling System of Super-Capacitors for Hybrid Electric Vehicle

Zheng Peng Xia; Chen Quan Zhou; Dan Shen; Hong Jun Ni; Yin Nan Yuan; Liao Ping

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.492.37

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Study on the Cooling System of Super-Capacitors for Hybrid Electric Vehicle

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The heating mechanism of the capacitor is researched, the air cooling structure is designed of the capacitors, the model of the cooling of the capacitors is established for the heating phenomenon occurs during the charging and discharging process for super capacitors in series of hybrid electric vehicle. The model of the cooling is simulated based on the software of Star CCM +. The results of experiment show that the maximum temperature difference is less than 5°C among the capacitors, which ensures the consistency of the capacitors working temperature and proves the capacitors work substantially well.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 492)

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37-42

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January 2014

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Zheng Peng Xia, Chen Quan Zhou, Dan Shen, Hong Jun Ni, Yin Nan Yuan, Liao Ping

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Cooling System, Hybrid Electric Vehicle, Star CCM+, Super-Capacitors

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