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Figure10.Schematicofgas-mixingheatpumpsystemfor fullyEVs[74].
The improvementofdefrostingmethodinadditiontousingthe two-stagecycle technologyto
increase theheatingperformance,wasanotherresearchhotspot.Asdescribedin[76,77],defrosting
theheatsupplyandenergyconsumptionadversely impactedtheheatingperformance. Todecrease
this influence,Qu et al. [78] reportedtwocontrol strategies for theelectronicexpansionvalve. They
investigatedthe twocontrol strategieseffectsonreverse-cycledefrostingperformanceofanair source
heatpump.Zhang et al. [79]comparedthe threedefrostingmethods, i.e., reversecycledefrosting,hot
gasbypassdefrostingandphasechangethermalenergystoragedefrosting. Theexperimental results
indicated that thedefrostingmethod,whichusedphasechange thermalenergystorage, couldshorten
defrostingtimeandreduceenergyconsumption[80].
3.MultipleSourceHeatPumpACSystems
ThesinglesourceheatpumpACsystemcanbequalifiedtoheatandcool forEVsinmostweather
conditionsbytheabovementionedmethods.However theheatingcapacityandheatingCOPdrop
sharplywithdecreasingoutdoor temperature. Theheatingcapacity is insufficient inextremelycold
weather. Tosolve theseproblems,manyauthorshaveproposedmultiplesourceheatpumpsystems.
3.1.AdditionalWasteHeatSource
Wasteheatdischargedfromelectricdevices, suchasmotors,batteriesandinvertersof fullyEVs,
is available. However, it is greatly insufficient forheating the cabindirectly. Tomaximize theuse
of thewasteheat,an integratedclimatecontrol systemwasdevelopedbyGroupeEnerstat Inc. [81].
The test results showedthat theuseofadualsourceheatpump,whichusesbothairandwasteheat,
wasoneof thebestmethodsforEVs. Promme[82]proposedareversibleheatpumpsystemwithan
additionalheat sourcewhich couldutilize thewasteheat of thebattery, drivenelectricmotor and
electroniccontrolunit.AhnandWoo[83,84] investigatedadual sourceheatpump(usingbothairand
wasteheat) inEVs,which isshowninFigure11.
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Emerging Technologies for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
- Title
- Emerging Technologies for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
- Editor
- MDPI
- Location
- Basel
- Date
- 2017
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03897-191-7
- Size
- 17.0 x 24.4 cm
- Pages
- 376
- Keywords
- electric vehicle, plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), energy sources, energy management strategy, energy-storage system, charging technologies, control algorithms, battery, operating scenario, wireless power transfer (WPT)
- Category
- Technik