Thermal Design and Simulation for Lithium-Ion Power Battery Pack Assembly

Zhan Jun He; Xin Ju Hu; Si Zhong Di; Bing Bing Song; Chang Fu Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.605-607.77

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Thermal Design and Simulation for Lithium-Ion Power Battery Pack Assembly

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At present, the power of electric vehicle mainly relies on li-ion battery module. The temperature field of lithium-ion power battery pack assembly is an important factor which affects the security and reliability of EV when the vehicle is running [1,2]. In this paper, by simulating the typical discharge condition of Li-ion battery module, it is realized that the detailed temperature field and air flow field of battery pack assembly. According to the results of thermal analysis, li-ion battery module layout can be improved, and the high-temperature region of battery pack assembly can be found clearly

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 605-607)

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77-80

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December 2012

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Zhan Jun He, Xin Ju Hu, Si Zhong Di, Bing Bing Song, Chang Fu Yang

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Air Channel, Li-Ion Battery Module, Temperature Field, Thermal Simulation

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