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    Optimizing a Battery Electric Vehicle Thermal Management System

    Team_Benjamin Franklin InstituteBy Team_Benjamin Franklin InstituteMarch 3, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Optimizing a Battery Electric Vehicle Thermal Management System

    This webinar looks at a Battery Electric Virtual Vehicle Model of a mid-size BEV, and uses Simulink and Simscape to facilitate design exploration, component refinement, and system-level optimization. The virtual vehicle comprises five subsystems: Electric powertrain, driveline, refrigerant cycle, coolant cycle, and passenger cabin. The model will be tested using different drive cycles, cooling, and heating scenarios.  The results will be analyzed to determine the impact of the different design parameters on vehicle consumption.

    The resulting virtual vehicle will be used to:

    • Test different drive cycles and environmental conditions
    • Perform sensitivity analysis
    • Optimize model to improve thermal performance and consumption

    Click ‘Watch Now’ to explore this webinar.



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