Battery thermal management system based on oil-electricity hybrid electric vehicle
An oil-electric hybrid power and battery thermal management technology, applied in electric vehicles, secondary batteries, electric traction, etc., can solve the problems of high cost and consumption of internal combustion engine power, achieve low manufacturing cost, improve performance and life, overall simple structure
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[0010] A battery thermal management system based on a gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle, characterized in that it includes an air-cooled intake pipe 1 connected in sequence, a two-position three-way solenoid valve 2, a power battery box intake pipe 5, a power battery box 3, Power battery box air outlet 6, air filter element 8, exhaust gas recirculation device 9, exhaust gas recirculation manifold 10, a gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle consists of two power source systems, an internal combustion engine and a power battery, when the actual temperature of the power battery 4 is higher than At the upper limit of the ideal working temperature, by adjusting the position of the two-position three-way solenoid valve 2, the air-cooled intake pipe 1 and the power battery box intake pipe 5 are connected, and the negative pressure formed by the internal combustion engine during the intake stroke is used to introduce the power of atmospheric flow The battery box 3 air-cools the power battery...
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