Fuel cell vehicle thermal management system

Abstract

The invention discloses a fuel cell whole vehicle thermal management system, which is characterized by comprising a power electronic cooling system, a fuel cell cooling system, a power cell thermal management system and an air conditioning system. One side of the thermoelectric conversion device and the power battery thermal management system form a power battery coolant circuit, and the other side is connected in series with the coolant circuit of the power electronic cooling system; The thermoelectric device is arranged in the air conditioning system and is in contact with the coolant flowing out of the air conditioning compressor of the air conditioning system and the coolant flowing through the cab evaporator or the battery refrigeration exchanger, respectively. The whole heat management system of the fuel cell vehicle integrates different heat management subsystems of the whole vehicle and realizes cooling of the power electronic system by using the semiconductor material throughheat conversion mode; the whole heat management system of the fuel cell vehicle integrates different heat management subsystems of the whole vehicle. In the same way, the regenerative effect of the air conditioning system is realized, the liquid impact phenomenon of the air conditioning compressor is avoided, and the energy efficiency ratio and the service life of the air conditioning system are improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of new energy vehicles, and relates to a fuel cell vehicle thermal management system and a control method thereof. Background technique [0002] At present, fuel cell vehicles are an advanced clean energy technology in the future, and major domestic and foreign OEMs attach great importance to and actively recommend their industrialization development. Compared with the thermal management of the traditional power vehicle, the fuel cell vehicle integrates multiple thermal management subsystems. Among them, the fuel cell stack realizes the conversion of high-quality energy through electrochemical reaction. Currently, the efficiency of the fuel cell reaches more than 45%, and the remaining energy is lost in the form of low-quality heat. As the auxiliary energy source of the whole vehicle, the power battery needs to meet the working temperature range. The vehicle air-conditioning system must not only meet the c...

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Problems solved by technology

[0008] To sum up, the fuel cell vehicle thermal management system in the prior art has problems such as the independence of each subsystem, the low efficiency of the vehicle-level thermal management system, and the lack of graded and refined management of the heat of each subsystem.

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