Vehicle thermal Management Systems Conference and Exhibition (VTMS10)

Vehicle thermal Management Systems Conference and Exhibition (VTMS10)

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  • Author: Institution of Mechanical Engineers, SAE IMechE
  • eBook ISBN: 9780857095053

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This book contains the papers presented at the IMechE and SAE International, Vehicle Thermal Management Systems Conference (VTMS10), held at the Heritage Motor Centre, Gaydon, Warwickshire, 15-19th May 2011. VTMS10 is an international conference organised by the Automobile Division and the Combustion Engines and Fuels Group of the IMechE and SAE International. The event is aimed at anyone involved with vehicle heat transfer, members of the OEM, tier one suppliers, component and software suppliers, consultants, and academics interested in all areas of thermal energy management in vehicles. This vibrant conference, the tenth VTMS, addresses the latest analytical and development tools and techniques, with sessions on: alternative powertrain, emissions, engines, heat exchange/manufacture, heating, A/C, comfort, underhood, and external/internal component flows. It covers the latest in research and technological advances in the field of heat transfer, energy management, comfort and the efficient management of all thermal systems within the vehicle.

Key Features

  • Aimed at anyone working in or involved with vehicle heat transfer
  • Covers research and technological advances in heat transfer, energy management, comfort and efficient management of thermal systems within the vehicle

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Anyone working in or involved with vehicle heat transfer

Table of Contents

  • Cover image

    Title page

    Copyright

    Co-Chairmen’s welcome message

    Heat and A/C

    Chapter 1: A practical approach to R-1234yf thermophysical property calculation and A/C system cycle analysis

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 DEVELOPMENT OF THERMOPHYSICAL RELATIONSHIPS

    3 A/C SYSTEM CYCLE ANALYSIS & DISCUSSION

    4 CONCLUSIONS

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    Chapter 2: Automotive material investigation with low GWP refrigerant HFO-1234yf

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES

    3 FLAMMABILITY

    4 THERMAL STABIILITY

    5 MATERIAL COMPATIBILITY

    6 LUBRICANT MISCIBILITY

    7 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 3: Numerical investigation of energy-efficient heat-up strategies considering a comprehensive HVAC-system

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 SYSTEM MODELLING

    3 MODEL VALIDATION

    4 SIMULATION RESULTS

    5 CONCLUSION

    Heat Exchange/Manufacture

    Chapter 4: Flux free brazing of aluminium heat exchangers

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 EXPERIMENTAL

    3 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

    4 CONCLUSIONS

    5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    Chapter 5: Corrosion of aluminium Charge Air Coolers in exhaust gas condensates – application to Exhaust Gas Recirculation systems

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 STATE OF THE ART

    3 CORROSION PROCEDURE DESIGN

    4 EXHAUST GAS CONDENSATE ANALYSIS

    5 CONCLUSION

    Chapter 6: A methodology for evaluation of charge air coolers for low pressure EGR systems with respect to corrosion

    ABSTRACT

    SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 APPROACH

    3 RESULTS

    4 SUMMARY

    Chapter 7: New approach in microstructural analysis of a modified AA4XXX/AA3XXX brazing sheet before and after brazing

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE

    3 RESULTS

    4 DISCUSSION

    5 CONCLUSIONS

    6 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

    Chapter 8: Graphite foam heat exchanger for vehicles

    ABSTRACT

    NOMENCLATURE

    Greek Symbols

    Subscripts

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 PHYSICAL MODEL AND ASSUMPTIONS

    3 MATHEMATICAL FORMULATION AND NUMERICAL METHOD

    4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

    5 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

    6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT

    Chapter 9: Flat panels heat exchangers to improve the thermal management

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 PROTOTYPE HEAT EXCHANGERS

    3 VEHICLE DEMONSTRATOR

    4 CONCLUSIONS AND NEXT STEPS

    Chapter 10: The Wilson Plot – why it doesn’t work and what to do about it

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 INACCURACY OF THE WILSON PLOT

    3 THE NEW APPROACH

    4 ANALYSIS PROCESS

    5 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Chapter 11: Information for HFO-1234yf automotive plant and service shop implementation

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 FLAMMABILITY PROPERTIES OF HFO-1234yf

    3 POTENTIAL EU AUTOMOTIVE OEM PLANT IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES

    4 INFORMATION FOR AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE SHOP IMPLEMENTATION

    5 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

    Engines

    Chapter 12: Spatially resolved heat flux measurements from a HSDI engine over NEDC

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 EXPERIMENTAL SET-UP

    3 EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH

    4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

    5 CONCLUSION

    Chapter 13: Investigation of temperature fields during stop-start operation of a spark ignition engine and the effect on engine behaviour after a restart

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 ENGINE INSTRUMENTATION

    3 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS

    4 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Chapter 14: A thermistor-based instrument for measuring vehicle cooling airflow

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 THERMISTOR ANEMOMETRY

    3 EXPERIMENTAL METHOD

    4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

    5 CONCLUSIONS

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Chapter 15: Identification and optimization of the powertrain thermal system

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 CONSTRUCTION OF THERMAL MODEL

    3 HYBRID EVOLUTIONARY ALGORITHM

    4 PARAMETER IDENTIFICATION

    5 THERMAL SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION

    6 CONCLUSION

    7 ACKNOWLEDGMENT

    Chapter 16: Analysis of energy flows in engine coolant, structure and lubricant during warm-up

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 BACKGROUND

    3 METHODOLOGY

    4 RESULTS

    5 DISCUSSION

    6 CONCLUSIONS

    7 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

    Chapter 17: Thermal coupling and energy flows between coolant, engine structure and lubricating oil during engine warm up

    ABSTRACT

    2 INTRODUCTION

    3 PROMETS

    4 INVESTIGATIONS OF WARM-UP AND FUEL CONSUMPTION

    5 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    Chapter 18: A high-resolution warm-up simulation model for a gasoline engine with advanced thermal control

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 GENERAL CONCEPT OF WARM-UP SIMULATION

    3 THE INTERACTION OF SIMULATION MODULES

    4 HIGH-RESOLUTION SIMULATION MODULES

    5 MODEL CALIBRATION FOR STATIONARY OPERATION

    6 WARM-UP SIMULATION FOR THE NEDC

    7 CONCLUSION

    Chapter 19: Powertrain thermal modeling for vehicle simulation

    ABSTRACT

    NOTATION

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 NUMERICAL METHODS

    3 RESULTS

    4 CONCLUSION

    Chapter 20: The effectiveness of heating parts of the powertrain to improve vehicle fuel economy during warm-up

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 MODEL DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION

    3 INFLUENCING WARM-UP AND FUEL CONSUMPTION

    4 CONCLUSIONS

    ACKNOWLEDGMENT

    Chapter 21: A novel EGR system to improve engine performance of a diesel engine

    ABSTRACT

    INTRODUCTION

    EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUS

    NEDC KEY POINT FOR STATIONARY ENGINE TEST

    EGR COOLER CHARACTERISTICS FOR OPERATING CONDITIONS

    EFFECT OF ENGINE PERFORMANCE BY EGR GAS TEMPERATURE

    CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 22: CFD simulation of the fouling process in EGR coolers

    ABSTRACT

    2 INTRODUCTION

    3 DEPOSITION MECHANISMS

    4 NUMERICAL MODELLING

    5 RESULTS

    6 CONCLUSION AND OUTLOOK

    7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Alternative Powertrain

    Chapter 23: Development of cooling system sign-off criteria for hybrid vehicles

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS FOR HYBRID VEHICLE EV MODE AVAILABILITY (RISK ANALYSIS)

    3 DEVELOPMENT OF NEW COOLING SYSTEM SIGN-OFF CRITERIA FOR HYBRID VEHICLES

    4 Drive Cycle Validation Via Initial Physical Testing

    5 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 24: Evaluation of TEG potential in Hybrid Electric Vehicle by simulation

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 TEG DETAILED MODEL

    3 VEHICLE SIMULATION WITH TEG

    4 CONCLUSIONS

    5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Chapter 25: Balancing vehicle energy performance and thermal comfort: benefits of a multi-domain system simulation approach in the case of a power-split hybrid-electric vehicle

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 DEVELOPMENT SCENARIO: OVERVIEW

    3 STEP 1 - ENERGY MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND IMPACT ON FUEL CONSUMPTION

    4 STEP 2 - THERMAL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND IMPACT ON FUEL CONSUMPTION AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS

    5 STEP 3 – THERMAL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND IMPACT ON CONSUMPTION AND THERMAL COMFORT

    6 CONCLUSION

    Chapter 26: Concept development and CAE for EV battery thermal management

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 LI-ION CELL CHARACTERISTICS

    3 BATTERY THERMAL MANAGEMENT

    4 DETAILED THERMAL MODELING OF LI-ION CELLS (ON GOING DEVELOPMENT)

    5 CONCLUSION

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Chapter 27: Development of a detailed model for simulation and investigation of the thermal behaviour of electric vehicle traction batteries

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 FUNDAMENTALS

    3 MODEL LAYOUT

    Chapter 28: Thermal modelling of the effects of a passive heat insulation on temperature distribution inside a battery

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 STATE OF THE ART

    3 THERMAL MODELLING

    4 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 29: Thermo electrochemical modeling of high capacity lithium-ion cells

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 LITHIUM-ION CELLS

    3 Research Approaches to Battery Cells

    4 PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICAL EQUATIONS

    5 THE MODEL DEFINITION

    6 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

    7 CONCLUSION

    Chapter 30: Efficient thermally responsive coolant output and flow control for conventional and advanced propulsion systems

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 CONTROLLABLE VARIABLE FLOW (CVF) TECHNOLOGY

    3 IN-VEHICLE PROTOTYPE DESCRIPTION & TEST RESULTS

    4 COOLANT PUMP OUTPUT AND THERMOSTATIC FLOW CONTROL

    5 CVF DRIVE AND ACTUATION OPTIONS

    6 PRIMARY COOLANT CIRCUIT APPLICATIONS

    7 SECONDARY COOLING CIRCUIT APPLICATIONS

    8 ADVANCED & EMERGING PROPULSION SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS

    9 CONCLUSIONS

    10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Chapter 31: Design and development of an integrated EV cooling system

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 THERMAL MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES

    3 POWERTRAIN COOLING SYSTEM DESIGN

    4 POWERTRAIN AND BATTERY SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

    5 CONCLUSIONS

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Chapter 32: Development of a thermal management control system for electric vehicles

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 COOLING AND HEATING SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

    3 CONTROL SYSTEM

    4 CONCLUSIONS AND FURTHER WORK

    5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Engines/Emissions

    Chapter 33: Integrated thermal management for a downsized diesel engine with low CO2 emissions

    ABSTRACT

    INTRODUCTION

    1 MODELLING APPROACH

    2 VALIDATION OF BASELINE MODEL

    3 THERMAL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

    4 SIMULATION RESULTS

    5 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS

    6 NEXT STEPS

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Chapter 34: CO2 and emission reduction by means of heat storage in the powertrain

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 ENGINE ENCAPSULATION CONCEPTS

    3 IMPACTS OF DIFFERENT COMPONENTS ON HEAT STORAGE CAPABILITY

    4 CO2 REDUCTION

    5 THERMAL SAFETY

    6 WEIGHT BALANCE / MATERIALS

    7 OTHER BENEFITS

    8 CONCLUSION

    External and Internal Component Flows

    Chapter 35: Predicting the windscreen demisting performance using CAE

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 MODELLING

    3 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

    4 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 36: Transient thermal modelling of an Axial Flux Permanent Magnet (AFPM) machine with model parameter optimisation using a Monte Carlo method

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 METHODOLOGY

    3 EXPERIMENTAL SET UP

    4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS

    5 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 37: Fan modelling in CFD using RANS with MRF, limitations and consistency, a comparison between fans of different design

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 METHODOLOGY

    3 RESULTS

    4 DISCUSSION

    5 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 38: Design of an innovative high-efficiency fan for engine cooling

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 FAN ALTERNATIVES

    3 ENGINE COOLING FAN REQUIREMENTS

    4 BASIC DESIGN

    5 OPTIMIZATION PROCEDURE USING CFD & DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS

    6 EMPIRICAL TESTING

    7 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 39: Application of a hybrid computational aeroacoustics method to an automotive blower

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 SIMULATION METHOD

    3 APPLICATION TO AN AUTOMOTIVE CENTRIFUGAL BLOWER

    4 CONCLUSIONS

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Underhood

    Chapter 40: Design and Analysis of Computer Experiments (DACE) and 3D Computation Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations for agricultural tractor cooling concept

    ABSTRACT

    2 INTRODUCTION

    3 MATHEMATICAL MODEL

    4 PROJECT

    5 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 41: Dual level vehicle heat rejection system

    ABSTRACT

    1 Introduction

    2 Prototype System

    3 Testing Procedures

    4 Experimental Results

    5 Next Steps

    6 Conclusions

    Chapter 42: Development of compact cooling system “SLIM”

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 STRUCTURE

    3 PRINCIPLE IN OPERATION

    4 IMPROVEMENT OF HEAT TRANSFER

    5 FACTORS OF IMPROVEMENT OF FUEL CONSUMPTION

    6 APPLICATION TO SUPER-CHARGED PETROL ENGINE

    7 VARIOUS DRIVING TESTS

    8 ANALYSIS OF FUEL CONSUMPTION

    9 APPLICATION TO CLEAN DIESEL ENGINE VEHICLE

    10 OPTIMUM RATIO OF SUB-RADIATOR

    11 CONCLUSION

    Chapter 43: Thermal management concept of a taxi vehicle with rear engine application

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 DESIGN PROPERTIES

    3 DESIGN PROPERTIES

    4 TESTS

    5 FUTURE WORKS

    6 CONCLUSION

    Chapter 44: Virtual vehicle thermal management at Jaguar/Land Rover, reducing cost, development time and carbon footprint

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 THERMAL MANAGEMENT CAE METHODS

    3 DEVELOPMENT PROCESS CO2 REDUCTION

    4 SUMMARY

    Chapter 45: Minimising total vehicle energy consumption by balancing the aerodynamic benefit of an active grille shutter and the power consumption of the air conditioning compressor

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 DESIGN AND FUNCTION OF THE ACTIVE GRILLE SHUTTER

    3 EFFECT ON THE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM

    4 OPTIMISATION OF THE OVERALL VEHICLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION

    5 CONTROL STRATEGY

    6 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 46: Small-scale dynamic test facility for automotive thermal management systems

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 TEST FACILITY

    3 DATA ACQUISITION AND CONTROL

    4 I-95 DRIVE CYCLE

    5 EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS

    6 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 47: Factors affecting transient cooling system performance for arduous drive cycles

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 EFFECT OF SYSTEM PARAMETERS ON TRANSIENT COOLING PERFORMANCE

    3 EFFECT OF DRIVER STYLE ON TRANSIENT COOLING PERFORMANCE

    4 COMPARISON OF COOLING SYSTEM SIGN OFF CONDITIONS

    5 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 48: Unsteady method for thermal vehicle prediction

    1 ABSTRACT

    2 INTRODUCTION

    3 PREVIOUS SIMULATION TECHNIQUES

    4 EXPERIMENT

    5 SIMULATION

    6 WORKFLOW IMPLEMENTATION

    7 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 49: Numerical simulation of exhaust system temperatures taking into account thermal interactions with the vehicle environment

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 MODELLING STRATEGY

    3 DESCRIPTION OF MODEL and Analysis

    4 RESULTS

    5 CONCLUSION

    Heat and A/C Vehicle Comfort

    Chapter 50: Combination of a 1D tool and CFD results for a cool down simulation

    ABSTRACT

    INTRODUCTION

    SIMULATION

    CABIN MODEL

    WORKFLOW FOR THE DATA INPUT OF A CABIN MODEL

    AIR CONDITIONING CIRCUIT

    TRANSIENT BEHAVIOR OF THE HVAC AIR PATH

    FULL SIMULATION MODEL

    SIMULATION BASE LINE

    CONCLUSION

    Chapter 51: 3D Thermal simulation of a vehicle cabin with a view to reducing air conditioning loads

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 SIMULATION APPROACH

    3 RESULTS

    4 DISCUSSION

    5 CONCLUSION

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Chapter 52: Distributed energy system simulation of a vehicle

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 METHODOLOGY FOR CREATING AND EXECUTING A CO-SIMULATION

    3 SIMULATION OF A COACH’S THERMAL SYSTEM

    4 SIMULATION RESULTS

    5 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 53: Exhaust system heat exchanger design for thermal energy recovery in passenger vehicle applications

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 THERMOELECTRIC GENERATOR (TEG) HEAT EXCHANGER MODELS

    3 HEAT TRANSAFER ENHANCEMENT OF THE TEG

    4 BACK PRESSURE DEVELOPMENT BY THE EXHAUST SYSTEM COMPONENTS AND THE TEG

    5 CONCLUSIONS

    Chapter 54: Influence of vehicle age on build-up of carbon dioxide in cabin to monitor indoor air quality (IAQ)

    ABSTRACT

    INTRODUCTION

    LITERATURE REVIEW

    CURRENT INVESTIGATION

    RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS

    DISCUSSIONS ON SAFETY ISSUES

    CONCLUSIONS

    FUTURE WORK

    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

    Chapter 55: TOPMACS: Thermally OPerated Mobile Air Conditioning Systems

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 SILICA GEL/WATER PROTOTYPE SORPTION COOLER DEVELOPMENT AND LABORATORY TESTS

    3 ON BOARD OVERALL SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING

    4 SUMMARY ON PASSENGER CAR APPLICATION

    5 ZEOLITE/WATER ADSORPTION COOLING SYSTEM AND OVERALL DESIGN FOR TRCK INSTALLATION

    6 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION ON THE TRUCK

    7 SUMMARY TRUCK APPLICATION

    8 CONCLUSIONS

    9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Chapter 56: PHEV/EV integrated vehicle thermal management – development of a KULI model to assess combined cooling loops

    ABSTRACT

    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 COMBINED COOLING LOOPS

    3 APPROACH

    4 MODELS

    5 RESULTS

    6 CONCLUSIONS

    7 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

    Author Index

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  • No. of pages: 676
  • Language: English
  • Copyright: © Woodhead Publishing 2011
  • Published: May 5, 2011
  • Imprint: Woodhead Publishing
  • eBook ISBN: 9780857095053

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