Electric Motorcycle Thermal Module With Integrated Cooling Loops
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Solution Overview
Problem
The dispersed thermal management components in electric motorcycles lead to inefficient space utilization, increased complexity in arrangement and mounting, and poor thermal management due to external tubes and leads, resulting in high internal flow resistance and low energy utilization.
Innovation Solution
An integrated thermal management system for electric motorcycles, where the motor and battery tubes, along with electrical lines, are located on a base board or housed within a module, allowing for direct insertion and reducing the need for external connections, thus simplifying mounting and improving space utilization and thermal management efficiency.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If thermal management components are dispersed at different positions, then each component can be independently arranged, but the internal space utilization rate decreases and arrangement complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent integrates the fluid tube and electrical line into a base board, combining multiple previously separate components into a single integrated structure. This merging eliminates the need for separate arrangement of tubes and leads, directly reducing arrangement complexity while maintaining ease of installation through the unified base board design
2Ease of operation
If thermal management components are dispersed at different positions, then each component can be independently arranged, but the internal space utilization rate decreases
Solution Approach 1:
By integrating the fluid tube and electrical line into a base board, the patent consolidates multiple components into a compact unified structure. This merging enables better space utilization by eliminating the need for separate routing paths and allowing more efficient use of the motorcycle's internal space
3Ease of manufacture
If external tubes are used for fluid connection, then components can be connected externally, but the flow distance increases and internal flow resistance increases
Solution Approach 1:
The base board acts as an intermediary structure that integrates both the fluid tube and electrical line. This intermediary design allows the fluid tube to be optimally routed through the base board, shortening the flow distance and reducing internal flow resistance while maintaining the necessary connection functionality
4Ease of manufacture
If external tubes are used for fluid connection, then components can be connected externally, but the flow distance increases
Solution Approach 1:
The base board serves as an intermediary that optimizes the routing of the fluid tube. By integrating the tube into the base board structure, the flow distance is minimized compared to external routing, while the tube remains accessible for connection purposes
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
This integrated approach simplifies the mounting process, reduces fluid flow resistance, and enhances the thermal management effect by optimizing internal space utilization and energy efficiency in electric motorcycles.
Implementation Method 1
the motor tube is in fluid connection with the motor and includes a first fluid for cooling and/or heating the motor
Implementation Method 2
the battery tube is in fluid connection with the battery and includes a second fluid for cooling and/or heating the battery
Data Source
AI summary
A thermal management system for an electric motorcycle includes a base board, a motor thermal management loop, a battery thermal management loop, and an electrical line, where the motor thermal management loop includes a motor and a motor tube of the electric motorcycle; the motor tube is in fluid connection with the motor and includes a first fluid for cooling and/or heating the motor; the battery thermal management loop includes a battery and a battery tube of the electric motorcycle; the battery tube is in fluid connection with the battery and includes a second fluid for cooling and/or heating the battery; and the motor tube, the battery tube and the electrical line are located on the base board. A thermal management module for the electric motorcycle is further provided. The thermal management system and the thermal management module can realize integrated thermal management for the electric motorcycle.


