Analysis on Thermal and Flow Field of Four-Wheel Drive EV Controller

Hong Zhong Qi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1046.191

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Analysis on Thermal and Flow Field of Four-Wheel Drive EV Controller

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Electrical vehicle (hereafter EV) controller has proper function under the circumstances of interval thermal field due to controller sensitivity; therefore flow field and thermal field are key performance of controller application. Methodology is discussed; optimal flow field and thermal field are determined by use CFD simulation, battery frame material is confirmed as well.

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Electrical Vehicle Controller, Flow Field, Simulation, Thermal Field

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