li-ion battery cooling
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Li-ion battery cooling
Li-ion battery
Tmax = < 40 C
∆Twithin cell = 5 – 10K
∆Tbetw. cells = 5K
A/C circuit
Cooled air
Refrigerant (direct)
Secondary circuit
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Cell structure and cooling paths
Good thermal conductivity:
Along electrodes
In the conductors
In the metallic housing
Low thermal conductivity:
Perpendicular to the electrodes
In cavities Electrode stack comprising:
cathodes, anodes, separators
Housing
Anode conductor
Insulation
Cavities
Cathode conductor
Potential cooling contact points
Heat flows
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Cell types
Pouch (“coffee bag”)PrismaticCylindrical
hh
rh d
d
Unfavorable surface/volume ratio
Curved external surface unfavorable for
contact with heat-conducting elements
Aerodynamic when air-cooled
Favorable surface/volume ratio
Level external surface favorable for contact
with heat-conducting elements
Pouch cells: efficient conductor cooling producible
Assessment with regard to cooling:
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Cooling concepts for cells
Cell
assembly
in battery+ + + 0 – +
Cooling
effectiveness 0 + + + + +
Package
space
required
in battery
– + + + – + +
a) Air cooling b) Base/head
cooling
c) Cooling plates
between cells
d) Fluid-ducting
cooling plates
e) Conductor
cooling
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Cooling systems for batteries
Disadvantages
Package space requirement of entire system
Dependence on vehicle cabin air temperature
Low cooling performance
Inhomogeneous temperature distribution
within battery
Risk of fouling
Potential safety concerns
Advantage
Low complexity
Cabin air cooling
Battery
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ab
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Refrigerant
circuit
Eva
po
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r
Co
nd
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Cooling systems for batteriesIndependent air cooling
Advantages
Independent of vehicle cabin air
temperature
High cooling performance
Disadvantages
Package space requirement of entire system
Inhomogeneous temperature distribution
within battery
Risk of fouling
Ba
tte
ry
evapora
tor
Refrigerant
circuit
Co
nd
en
se
r
Battery
Ve
hic
leca
bin
Eva
po
rato
r
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Cooling systems for batteriesDirect refrigerant-based cooling
Disadvantages
Battery cooling possible only when A/C circuit
operating
Heating cannot be integrated
Advantages
Bauraum of entire system
Homogeneous temperature distribution
High cooling performance
Battery
Refrigerant
circuit
Compressor Evaporator plate
Co
nd
en
se
r
Eva
po
rato
r
Eva
po
rato
r
pla
te
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Secondary circuit with chiller and heat sink in battery
Disadvantages
Package space and weight of entire system
Cost
Inertia due to high thermal mass
Advantages
Energy efficiency (annual average)
Compact battery module
High cooling performance
Battery heating can be integrated
Co
nd
en
se
r
Ba
tte
ry c
oo
ler
Refrigerant
circuit
Coolant
circuit
Heating
Compressor
ChillerBattery
He
at sin
k
Eva
po
rato
r
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Current examplesDirect refrigerant-based cooling in Mercedes S400 BlueHYBRID
First Li-ion battery to be cooled directly by refrigerant in series
production 2009
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Current examplesDirect refrigerant or coolant-based cooling and conductor cooling
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HVAC/battery system test benchBattery, A/C circuit/secondary circuit under real operating conditions
Fan
Movable wall
Mass flow
Flap
Heating
Pre-dryer
Fan
Dryer
Heating
DiaphragmFanFan
Cooling Heating
Mass flow
CompressorCondenser
HVACAuxiliaryunit
Screens
Heating
Dew pointunit
Flap
Diaphragm
Cooling
Cooling
Fan
Evaporator test section Condenser test section
Voltage: 500 V
Current: 300 A
Output: 65 kW
CAN
Driving cycle
Climate profile
Charge/discharge
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Summary
The approach to Li-ion battery cooling depends on the cell type and application.
Behr has over 4 years’ experience in battery cooling and provides a tightly-knit development
process from simulation through validation.
The world’s first direct refrigerant-based cooling system for Li-ion batteries will go into series
production in the Mercedes S400 BlueHYBRID in 2009.
Additional series production orders for battery cooling components have been received.
Behr has successfully developed various battery cooling systems for mild and full hybrids, plug-in
hybrids, and electric vehicles, and supplies the necessary associated components.
Direct refrigerant-based cooling is the compact solution for mild and full hybrids.
We favor secondary circuit cooling for plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles.
This enables valuable electric energy for powering the refrigerant compressor to be saved when
outside temperatures are low.