When the waste heat amount is 2 kW, the vehicle driving mileage decreases from 239.94 km to 217.18 km with the condensation temperature increasing from 30 C to 45 C. The vehicle driving mileage is 179.53 km under PTC heater working mode.
Read MoreThe ethanol evaporates and is heated up to 200 to 220 °C. The vapor drives an expander that feeds the recovered energy into the vehicle''s electrical system via the 48-V generator. Downstream of the expander, the expanded vapor is liquefied in a condenser that is integrated into the coolant circuit.
Read MoreAbstract: In this paper, different waste heat recovery concepts for a high temperature fuel cell range extender vehicle developed by the DLR Institute of Vehicle Concepts will be
Read MoreThis study investigates the electric vehicle thermal management system performance, utilizing thermal energy storage and waste heat recovery, in response to the imperative
Read MoreAlthough waste heat has been shown to have influence on regional climates, climate forcing from waste heat is not normally calculated in state-of-the-art global climate simulations. Equilibrium climate experiments show statistically significant continental-scale surface warming (0.4–0.9 °C) produced by one 2100 AHF scenario, but not by current or 2040
Read MoreHarden (2017) [68] proposed a heat storage conceptual design for heating EVs by integrating a sensible heat storage tank into the coolant loop, as shown in Fig. 6. The heat storage medium is the vehicle coolant (50/50 glycol/water). There is an air/coolant heat
Read MoreThe primary objective of this work is to investigate the performance of an LED car light powered by a TEG-based waste heat recovery system in conjunction with various energy storage components. Fig. 1 depicts the experimental system consisting primarily of a waste heat recovery unit, a thermoelectric conversion module, data
Read MoreMeanwhile, the ICE waste heat is abundant at times, and can be stored and released at other times when the waste heat is insufficient for heating. Fig. 16 indicates that the cheap LT heat tank which can store both high-energy-quality exhaust heat and low-energy-quality jacket water heat is sufficient for supplying the remaining heating load
Read More(a) Concept of waste-to-heat utilization through mobilized thermal energy storage (M-TES) system [13]; (b) Box-type warehouse for thermal energy by Alfred Schneider [14]. As an effective means to solve the contradiction between time and space of energy supply, latent heat thermal energy storage system (LHTESS) is one of the most
Read MoreIn this paper, different waste heat recovery concepts for a high temperature fuel cell range extender vehicle developed by the DLR Institute of Vehicle Concepts will be presented. These concepts use thermochemical heat storages to recover thermal energy from the powertrain waste heat and to re-use it for heating purpose before or during the
Read MoreThis method combines the application of multiple heat sources, including waste heat from battery cooling, motor and controller cooling, Low-temperature testing of vehicles in cold storage. The simulated fan speed
Read Morecalculated for each storage material and well combination based on a given truck volume (V t r u c k) of 6,000 gallons [47]. (Table S4-Table S23). The majority of waste heat storage materials result in higher volumes when
Read MoreThe results obtained are unique as it positively showed that the combined use of TEG, heat pipe and heat sink on a vehicle would offset the ultra-low waste heat temperature from a PEM fuel cell. Successful characterization of this system and validation of the model would also allow the system to be further developed for higher performance
Read MoreIndustrial activities have a huge potential for waste heat recovery. •. TES systems overcome the intermittence and distance of the IWH source. •. More than 35 IWH case studies of on-site and off-site TES systems are reviewed. •. On-site TES systems in the basic metals manufacturing are the most recurrent option. •.
Read MoreA waste heat recovery system has been developed by Kim et al. and Baatar et al. to replace a traditional car radiator [1], [15]. This system is shown in Fig. 6 . The aim was to replace the radiator without introducing an extra moving component.
Read MoreHong J, Song J, Han U, Kim H, Choi H, Lee H. Performance investigation of electric vehicle thermal management system with thermal energy storage and waste heat recovery systems. eTransportation. 2024 May;20:100317. doi: 10.1016/j.etran.2024.100317
Read MoreConclusion. This work studied the potential of using thermochemical adsorption heat storage for EV cabin heating, providing an alternative to current state-of-the-art technology. The proposed system consumes minimal battery electricity and can be charged using low-grade renewable heat and/or industrial waste heat.
Read MoreIn this paper various waste heat recovery concepts for a fuel cell electric vehicle based on thermochemical heat storage system will be presented, modelled and discussed. II. FUEL CELL VEHICLE MODELLING. A.
Read MoreIn the experiments process, high melting point of PCM storage heat grade is high, but the low melting point of PCM is more suitable for vehicle motor, batteries in low temperature waste heat recovery.
Read MoreSection snippets PCM selection and heat transfer coefficient measurement The coolant temperature under conventional engine driving conditions is about 100 C.Accordingly, the appropriate PCM for the purposes of this study should have a melting point about 100 C and have a high latent heat so as to be capable of accumulating a
Read MoreOne such system consists of waste heat recovery using an RC, which has the potential to reduce CO 2 by up to 4 % under real driving conditions. Volkswagen
Read MoreFor –10 °C, the mass of the PTC/Battery – system is 22,5 kg higher, which is a relative difference of 64,3% compared to the THS. Regarding volume, it is 9,5 l resulting in a relative difference of 38%. The cost for a PTC/Battery system is 1431 €, resp. 322% more compared to the THS.
Read MoreThis study investigates the electric vehicle thermal management system performance, utilizing thermal energy storage and waste heat recovery, in response to the imperative shift toward carbon-free electric vehicles to overcome the challenge of low
Read MoreThe vehicle-mounted waste heat recovery energy storage device can be repeatedly used, so that heating cost is greatly reduced. The invention discloses a vehicle-mounted waste heat recovery phase-change energy storage device and belongs to the technical field of energy saving and heat exchangers.
Read MoreA fully charged thermal energy storage system, including low- and high-temperature phase change materials and waste heat recovery systems, was applied in summer and winter. The total energy consumption for cooling and heating saved to a maximum of 65.9 % in summer and 26.2 % in winter.
Read More： For the thermal environment and the warming requirement of Vehicle, carry out experiment study on heat storage characteristic of phase change materials (PCM) encapsulated by Spherical stack. heat storage and release experiment process, changing
Read More4.1. Multi-stage M-WHR system In a typical M-WHR supply chain, if it assumes the waste heat distributor uses 9M containers, the mobile heat storage vehicle can distribute 19 × 1 0 6 kJ of waste heat. The demands of heat vary in different seasons. Suppose j 1, j 2, and j 3 represent the daily demand in the shoulder season, peak
Read MoreThe invention discloses a hybrid electric vehicle engine and battery waste heat recovery system. The system comprises: the device comprises a pulsating heat pipe, a waste heat collecting part, a circulating working medium tank for collecting waste heat, a pump
Read MoreAbstract. Based on the engine waste heat recovery using organic Rankine cycle (ORC), a vehicle energy-supplying system was proposed to satisfy energy demand of vehicle in every season. Based on a typical vehicle engine, the vehicle energy-supplying system based on the waste heat recovery was analyzed. The simulation
Read MoreIt is estimated that the UK industrial sector consumes as much as 17% of the overall UK economy''s energy consumption and generates about 32% of the UK''s heat-related CO 2 emissions. From this value and as can be seen from Fig. 1, 72% of the UK industrial demand is from industrial thermal processes of which 31% is classified as low
Read MoreConsidering that the NOx reduction reaction in SCR devices is only effective within a certain temperature range, generally above 200 C [20], the exhaust waste heat recovery system should be located behind the SCR unit to ensure that the engine exhaust emissions meet vehicle exhaust emission standards.
Read MoreIn this paper, an innovative integrated thermal management system (ITMS) for battery electric vehicles (BEV) with waste heat recovery (WHR) system is proposed.
Read MoreThis paper proposes a thermal management system that utilizes PCM heat storage to recover waste heat from the CO 2 heat pump. The system aims to insulate
Read MoreFig. 3 shows a schematic diagram of the MWHR heat pump experimental setup. The test bench shown in Fig. 4 resides in a calorimeter with a capacity of 10 RT (38.6 kW), which has two chambers: outdoor chamber is designed to maintain the air temperature from −30 C to 60 C and relative humidity from 10% to 90%, and indoor chamber
Read MoreCost performance optimization of waste heat recovery supply chain by mobile heat storage vehicles. Jing Yang a, Jiayu Chen b, Zhiyong Zhang c, Ming Hong c, Han Li d, Yilong
Read MoreIn this article, to ensure that the waste heat utilization subsystem always runs with low energy consumption, the waste heat utilization subsystem model of the fuel cell vehicle
Read MorePark et al. [9] investigated a vertical flow offset ribbon fin heat exchanger to improve the performance of an electric vehicle HP to utilize waste heat. The results indicated that the fin wrinkle angle, fin height, fin length and fin spacing had significant effects on the thermal and mechanical performance of the offset strip fin heat exchanger.
Read MoreHybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) are acknowledged to be an effective way to improve the efficiency of internal combustion engines (ICEs) and reduce fuel
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