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Thermal energy in electric cars is a challenging task which need to be studied in detail. Current technology allows more efficient way to control thermal management. Temperature management should be optimized between components such as the battery, the HVAC system, the electric motor and the inverter. The symposium objective is to address ways to effectively study this process in detail.  Different cooling methods have proposed using air cooling, liquid cooling, phase change material and porous structures. The process could be passive cooling or active cooling. Different challenges face engineers these days amongst them liquid leaks, corrosion, clogging, climates, and aging.

 

Different keynote speakers will address these challenges. The proposed topics to be discussed in this symposium are.

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  • System level and aggregate level performance optimization for thermal management of Battery.

  • Active and passive battery cooling techniques.

  • Advanced Materials and Solutions to Limit Thermal Run Away.

  • Material science technology advancement for complex requirement for thermoregulation and thermal management.

  • Battery Thermal Simulation methods and challenges

  • Immersive cooling technologies Battery thermal management.

  • Thermal challenges and solutions for Rapid-charging

  • Battery thermal management: role of sensor technology and AI/ML/IoT technologies.

  • Optimized Electrochemical design for thermal management.

  • Policies & Industrial standards for preventing thermal runaway of batteries for stationary and mobile applications.

  • Experimental techniques for heat generation measurement and calorimetry for Battery Thermal Management.

  • Thermal management optimization for Battery life maximizing.

  • Comparison of Air & liquid; direct and indirect; single-phase and multi-phase; etc. techniques considering thermo-economics, battery-life, Implementation ease; reliability, and Safety.

  • Intelligent Battery thermal management systems.

  • Battery thermal management systems in Hybrid Cars with LNG/H2 vehicles.

  • Experimental and theoretical investigations on batteries at multiple scales

  • Multi-scale modeling of batteries 

  • Degradation mechanisms in battery

  • New battery materials

  • Applications of batteries

  • Recent advances in various battery types such as: Lithium-ion Batteries, Solid State Batteries, Carbon-Zinc batteries, Lithium-Sulfur batteries, Magnesium-ion batteries, Lithium-air batteries, Sodium-Sulfur batteries.

  • Smart batteries

  • Battery ageing

  • Battery testing and monitoring

  • Battery management systems

  • Battery packaging and safety

  • Supercapacitors

  • Battery recycling and afterlife considerations

  • New battery software

  • Environmental considerations in handling of batteries from cradle to grave

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