Experimental investigations of different compressors based electric vehicle heat pump air-conditioning systems in low temperature environment

Wei, Mingshan; Huang, Haisheng; Song, Panpan; Peng, Fazhan; Wang, Zhixing; Zhang, Hong

doi:10.1109/itec-ap.2014.6941275

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“…Besides of the electric scroll compressor, other types of compressors were also proposed for the EV heat pump AC system. Wei et al [52] presented experimental investigations of an EV heat pump AC system separately integrated with a swash plate variable displacement compressor, a scroll compressor and an electric scroll compressor. For the ambient temperature of −10 °C, the average vehicle cabin temperatures were 12 °C, 10 °C and 5 °C, respectively.…”

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Progress in Heat Pump Air Conditioning Systems for Electric Vehicles—A Review

Qing-hong

2016

Energies

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Electric vehicles have become increasingly popular in recent years due to our limited natural resources. As a result, interest in climate control systems for electric vehicles is rising rapidly. According to a variety of research sources, the heat pump air conditioning system seems to be a potential climate control system for electric vehicles. In this paper, an extensive literature review has been performed on the progress in heat pump air conditioning systems for electric vehicles. First, a review of applications of alternative environmentally friendly refrigerants in electric vehicles is introduced. This is followed by a review of other advanced technologies, such as the inverter technology, innovative components and the system structure of the heat pump air conditioning system for electric vehicles. Lastly, recent developments in multiple source heat pump systems are presented. The use of these advanced technologies can provide not only sufficient refrigerating capacity for the electric vehicle, but also higher climate control system efficiency. We believe that ideal practical air conditioning for electric vehicles can be attained in the near future as the mentioned technical problems are gradually resolved.

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Section: Novel Componentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Progress in Heat Pump Air Conditioning Systems for Electric Vehicles—A Review

Qing-hong

2016

Energies

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Experimental investigations of different compressors based electric vehicle heat pump air-conditioning systems in low temperature environment

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Progress in Heat Pump Air Conditioning Systems for Electric Vehicles—A Review

Progress in Heat Pump Air Conditioning Systems for Electric Vehicles—A Review

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