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| author | Liu, Haosen Wu, Zihao Ma, Ruiyuan Jia, Bosen |
| author_facet | Liu, Haosen Wu, Zihao Ma, Ruiyuan Jia, Bosen |
| contents | <p class="s9"><span class="s8">Abstract:</span></p> <p class="s10"><span class="s8">why cooling systems matter in vehicles</span></p> <p class="s12"><span class="s11"><span class="bumpedFont15">Cooling systems are essential for maintaining thermal stability, efficiency, and safety in automotive applications. This report reviews the role of fluid flow in engine cooling systems and examines advanced cooling technologies for electric vehicles (EVs). The study focuses on flow distribution, pressure loss, and heat transfer mechanisms, as well as recent developments such as microchannel cooling, phase change materials, and integrated thermal management systems. Results show that while conventional cooling systems rely heavily on fluid flow optimization, EV cooling requires more complex and integrated solutions. Challenges such as pressure drop, system integration, and manufacturing constraints are discussed. Emerging technologies and intelligent control strategies are identified as key directions for future development.</span></span></p> |
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| institution | Zenodo |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
| publisher | Zenodo |
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| spellingShingle | An Investigation of Fluid Flow and Thermal Management Technologies in Automotive Cooling Systems Liu, Haosen Wu, Zihao Ma, Ruiyuan Jia, Bosen <p class="s9"><span class="s8">Abstract:</span></p> <p class="s10"><span class="s8">why cooling systems matter in vehicles</span></p> <p class="s12"><span class="s11"><span class="bumpedFont15">Cooling systems are essential for maintaining thermal stability, efficiency, and safety in automotive applications. This report reviews the role of fluid flow in engine cooling systems and examines advanced cooling technologies for electric vehicles (EVs). The study focuses on flow distribution, pressure loss, and heat transfer mechanisms, as well as recent developments such as microchannel cooling, phase change materials, and integrated thermal management systems. Results show that while conventional cooling systems rely heavily on fluid flow optimization, EV cooling requires more complex and integrated solutions. Challenges such as pressure drop, system integration, and manufacturing constraints are discussed. Emerging technologies and intelligent control strategies are identified as key directions for future development.</span></span></p> |
| title | An Investigation of Fluid Flow and Thermal Management Technologies in Automotive Cooling Systems |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20051543 |