2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2024.123080
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Parametric investigation of battery thermal management system with phase change material, metal foam, and fins; utilizing CFD and ANN models

Hasan Najafi Khaboshan,
Farzad Jaliliantabar,
Abdul Adam Abdullah
et al.
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“…To strike a balance between the pressure drop observed in coolants and their thermal control, a liquid coolant system in the form of a variable cross-section serpentine channel was constructed by Pu et al This design enhanced the TM capabilities of the battery even at increased discharge rates by exhibiting a maximum drop in temperature of 0.62 K. Additionally, this design facilitated an improved performance evaluation criteria of 10.1%, making it promising for battery thermal management system (BTMS) of LIBs . Furthermore, the effect of BTMS on different material configurations at varied fin lengths of LIBs was investigated by Khaboshan et al Here, a 3 K reduction in temperature was observed for the thermal nonequilibrium modeled metal foam, where during discharge, the thermal difference was around 75% when compared to the pristine PCM . On the other hand, phase transitions occurring in PCM are mainly driven by the heated walls of the PCM-filled rectangular cavity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To strike a balance between the pressure drop observed in coolants and their thermal control, a liquid coolant system in the form of a variable cross-section serpentine channel was constructed by Pu et al This design enhanced the TM capabilities of the battery even at increased discharge rates by exhibiting a maximum drop in temperature of 0.62 K. Additionally, this design facilitated an improved performance evaluation criteria of 10.1%, making it promising for battery thermal management system (BTMS) of LIBs . Furthermore, the effect of BTMS on different material configurations at varied fin lengths of LIBs was investigated by Khaboshan et al Here, a 3 K reduction in temperature was observed for the thermal nonequilibrium modeled metal foam, where during discharge, the thermal difference was around 75% when compared to the pristine PCM . On the other hand, phase transitions occurring in PCM are mainly driven by the heated walls of the PCM-filled rectangular cavity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%