Li Zhe, Zhang Hua, Sheng Lei. Research Progress of Immersed Cooling Technology for Lithium-ion Batteries in New Energy Vehicles[J]. Journal of refrigeration, 2024, 45(3): 38-49.
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Li Zhe, Zhang Hua, Sheng Lei. Research Progress of Immersed Cooling Technology for Lithium-ion Batteries in New Energy Vehicles[J]. Journal of refrigeration, 2024, 45(3): 38-49. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.0253-4339.2024.03.038.
Research Progress of Immersed Cooling Technology for Lithium-ion Batteries in New Energy Vehicles
Immersion battery cooling involves immersing the battery directly in a coolant and has the advantages of a simple structure
rapid cooling
and better temperature uniformity than conventional indirect liquid cooling
air cooling
and two-phase cooling. This study summarizes the relevant technologies for immersion battery cooling
including screening of immersion liquid
cooling system structure design
and thermal safety
and then analyzes the technical applications of the immersion battery cooling system based on this work. The results show that immersion cooling can rapidly reduce the battery temperature and effectively improve the temperature uniformity of the battery pack. However
this technology requires a high sealing performance of battery modules
and challenges such as leakage and corrosion need to be addressed.
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