Computational analysis of fluid immersed active cooling for battery thermal management using thermal lattice Boltzmann method

A computational analysis of the thermal management system of a battery-pack, whereby the cells are actively cooled at their surfaces by being immersed in a nanofluid medium. Nanofluids used in the automotive and energy management systems are selected and modelled within this work. The present study...

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Published in:The European physical journal. ST, Special topics Special topics, 2022-09, Vol.231 (13-14), p.2865-2877
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Physics and Astronomy
Regular Article
S.I. : Transport Phenomena of Nanofluids in Cavities: Current Trends and Applications
Thermal energy
Thermal management
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