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Performance investigation of integrated thermal management

6 天之前· In this paper, an integrated thermal management system (TMS) model for pure electric vehicle (EV) with heat pump air conditioning (HPAC) and waste heat recovery (WHR) of

Design and testing of an automobile waste heat adsorption cooling

The concept of automobile waste heat-driven adsorption cooling looks very attractive and a couple of studies have already been conducted [1], [2], [3]. However, until now, very few experimental results have been reported, most of them dealing with simulations. fabricated and tested for thermal energy storage using cylindrical phase change

Summary of Turbocharging as a Waste Heat Recovery System for

The utilization of exhaust waste heat is helpful to reduce energy consumption and achieve the goal of low-carbon and zero-carbon emissions, but there are still problems in the application of WHR system in the variable altitude area, which hinders its application in the plateau. 19 Among them, the amount of available energy in the exhaust

Untapping Industrial Flexibility via Waste Heat-Driven Pumped Thermal

Pumped thermal energy storage (PTES) is a promising long-duration energy storage technology. Nevertheless, PTES shows intermediate round-trip efficiency (RTE—0.5 ÷ 0.7) and significant CAPEX. sCO2 heat pumps and power cycles could reduce PTES CAPEX, particularly via reversible and flexible machines. Furthermore, the possibility to exploit freely

Liquid air energy storage – A critical review

Solid packed bed energy storage is a mature and widespread thermal energy storage technology that can be used in LAES systems, generally employing pebbles/rocks and phase change materials as heat storage materials. Vehicle: TD + ECO: Waste-to-Energy plant + Air Separation Unit + Dearman Engine; The economic and environmental performance was

Application of Molten Salt Thermal Energy Storage for Waste Heat

Abstract. The iron and steel industry has abundant heat resources, but the recovery rate of waste heat is quite low. In this aspect, thermal energy storage technology offers a promising approach for the recovery of massive and intermittent waste heat, which is important for energy saving and emission reduction, as well as a crucial way to realize carbon peak and

Large-scale energy storage for carbon neutrality: thermal energy

Thermal Energy Storage (TES) systems are pivotal in advancing net-zero energy transitions, particularly in the energy sector, which is a major contributor to climate change due to carbon emissions. In electrical vehicles (EVs), TES systems enhance battery performance and regulate cabin temperatures, thus improving energy efficiency and extending vehicle

(PDF) Analysis on Technique to Recover the Waste Heat from the

This research will conduct a comparative examination of several methods to recover waste heat from automobile exhaust using thermal energy storage. Thermal energy storage (TES) is a technology for storing waste heat so that it can be used whenever it.

Improved heat storage rate for an automobile coolant waste heat

Therefore, latent heat thermal energy storage (LHTES) with PCM is widely applied in many fields, such as industrial waste heat recovery [9], utilization of solar energy [10], and building energy

Investigation of organic Rankine cycle integrated with double

Integrating PCM latent thermal energy storage systems for recovering waste heat of engine exhaust gas can be a potential solution. However, very limited researches have been found in the literature due to the concerns of system complicity and cost. Magro et al. [28] designed a PCM-based ORC recovering heat system for a billet reheating furnace.

Thermal Energy Storage Using Phase Change Materials in High

Thermal energy storage (TES) plays an important role in industrial applications with intermittent generation of thermal energy. In particular, the implementation of latent heat thermal energy storage (LHTES) technology in industrial thermal processes has shown promising results, significantly reducing sensible heat losses. However, in order to implement this

Waste Heat: What it is and How to Convert it to Energy

From Thermal Energy Storage to Transformation. Before heat can be converted to energy, it first has to be collected whenever it is available so it can be used whenever it is needed. There are many technologies and techniques for thermal energy storage, including underground (boreholes, aquifers, caverns), batteries, water tanks, and packed beds.

Waste Heat Recovery for Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle with Thermochemical

Metal hydride H 2 storage and WHR concepts feature higher specific energy density as compared to phase change energy storage and can recuperate large amounts of transient waste heat in standard

A Review of Thermoelectric Generators in Automobile

Waste heat is one of the most significant problems in the automobile sector. A thermoelectric generator, notwithstanding its low efficiency, can aid in gaining some percentage of efficiency and curtailing environmental

Improved heat storage rate for an automobile coolant waste heat

Fu et al. [6] reported that choosing the source that holds the most heat in the relevant load condition is necessary because less waste heat is transferred to the exhaust gas than to the coolant in a usual load condition under 3000 rpm, suggesting that the easiest way to save a vehicle''s wasted energy is to collect and store the waste heat

Thermal energy storage for electric vehicles at low temperatures

Thermal energy storage for electric vehicles at low temperatures: Concepts, systems, devices and materials The heat storage medium is the vehicle coolant (50/50 glycol/water). (PEM) fuel cells or engine coolant, medium and low temperature PCMs are suitable. For high-temperature waste heat recovery, such as recovery heat from solid oxide

Thermal energy storage (TES) for industrial waste heat (IWH)

Energy consumption is an important parameter which reflects the influence of a certain sector on the economic growth and environmental pollution of a region [1].Existing reports from different energy statistics agencies [2], [3], [4] show that both industrial activities and energy sectors (power stations, oil refineries, coke ovens, etc.) are the most energy consuming

Performance investigation of electric vehicle thermal

This 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 energy efficiency in the thermal management system. Design and testing of a thermal storage

Effective Thermal Energy Utilization for Automobiles

2.2.3.5 Chemical Heat Pump System for Engine Waste Storage and Cold-Start Heating While an automobile is running (heat storage step of CHP), waste heat from the engine is stored by the CHP using calcium oxide/water/calcium hydroxide (CaO/H 2O/Ca(OH) 2) as shown in Fig. 4. The heat is stored in the form of thermo-

Integrated Vehicle Thermal Management

NREL is a national laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, operated by the Alliance for Sustainable Energy, LLC. Integrated Vehicle Thermal Management – Combining Fluid Loops in Electric Drive Vehicles . John P. Rugh . National Renewable Energy Laboratory . May 15, 2012 . Project ID: VSS046

(PDF) Waste heat recovery through cascaded thermal energy storage

In the present work a heat recovery heat exchanger integrated with an IC engine and a cascade thermal energy storage systems with phase change materials, as the latent heat material is designed

Achieving effective engine thermal management and waste heat storage

The modified vehicle achieves waste heat storage utilisation and effective thermal management of the engine through the ORC system. This DPORC system can convert waste heat energy into electrical energy storage to increase the electric range of the HET. In addition, the scheme can achieve effective thermal management of the engine.

[PDF] Eleventh International Conference on Ecological Vehicles

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 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 drive. The focus will be on metal

Improved heat storage rate for an automobile coolant waste heat

Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Improved heat storage rate for an automobile coolant waste heat recovery system using phase-change material in a fin–tube heat exchanger" by J. Shon et al. Latent heat-based energy storage systems provide a convenient way of storing energy when it is adequately available for waste energy recovery, and

Waste Heat Recovery for Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle with

Keywords—waste heat recovery; energy storage; fuel cell vehicle; thermochemical system; powertrain; thermal management I. INTRODUCTION The expected increasing electrification of vehicles leads to a reduced thermal energy potential in the vehicle due to a very high efficiency of the e-powertrain. Fuel heaters can be used to maintain the range of

Automobile waste heat energy storage [PDF]

6 FAQs about [Automobile waste heat energy storage]

What is a waste heat recovery system?

A waste heat recovery system has the potential to convert some of this waste heat into electricity and consequently reduce the fuel consumption of the car by reducing the load on the car alternator. Heat pipes and TEGs could be used in conjunction for use in a waste heat recovery system.

Can a waste heat recovery system run low-power car lamps?

Thermoelectric generation (TEG)-based waste heat recovery technology is an example of a low-grade energy recovery application. This study proposes a waste heat recovery system that can store the recovered energy and run low-power automotive car lamps.

Can a waste heat recovery system improve engine efficiency?

Rather than directly improving the efficiency of the engine, efforts are being made to improve the efficiency of the engine indirectly by using a waste heat recovery system. Two promising technologies that were found to be useful for this purpose were thermoelectric generators (TEGs) and heat pipes.

How can waste heat be recovered in a car?

Investigations have found that an appropriate way of improving the overall efficiency of the fuel use in a car is to recover some of the wasted heat. Two technologies identified to be of use for waste heat recovery are TEGs and heat pipes. It was found that: Both TEGs and heat pipes are solid state, passive, silent, scalable and durable.

How can waste heat recovery and thermal energy storage improve winter heating?

Waste heat recovery (WHR) and thermal energy storage were utilized to save up to 26.2 % of the total EC for winter heating and extend the range by 18.6 %. Lee et al. proposed a model prediction method for optimal WHS strategy.

Can a waste heat recovery system replace a car radiator?

A waste heat recovery system has been developed by Kim et al. and Baatar et al. to replace a traditional car radiator , . This system is shown in Fig. 6. The aim was to replace the radiator without introducing an extra moving component. Only existing moving components like the water pump and fan were used.

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