Enhancing Electric Vehicle Battery Pack Cooling with Nanofluids

The book explores the rapidly growing electric vehicle industry and the need for efficient heat management systems in their battery packs. It focuses on the role of nanofluids, a cutting-edge technology, in enhancing heat dissipation for improved battery performance and longevity. The review covers nanofluid composition, cooling methods (active and passive), and thermal management strategies. It highlights the potential benefits of using nanofluids to cool EV battery systems, leading to increased efficiency and safety. However, the book also addresses the ongoing debate around the best nanofluid composition and discusses limitations such as stability, cost, and environmental impact that require further research.

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Vamsi Krishna Kukkapalli is an accomplished engineer with a passion for innovation in the automotive industry. With a degree in Engineering and extensive experience in battery technologies, Vamsi Currently works at ITW as Manager. The other author Bhargav Reddy Karri is a engineer graduated from Clemson University and Currently working at Tesla.