18439928. HEAT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND ELECTRIFIED VEHICLE simplified abstract (TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA)

HEAT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND ELECTRIFIED VEHICLE

Organization Name

TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA

Inventor(s)

Tomoaki Suzuki of Nagoya-shi (JP)

HEAT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND ELECTRIFIED VEHICLE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18439928 titled 'HEAT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND ELECTRIFIED VEHICLE

The abstract describes a heat management system that includes an electrical storage device, a drive unit, a radiator, a chiller device, and a switching unit. When the electrical storage device is heated, the switching unit controls the isolation and independence of the electrical storage device, the drive unit, the radiator, and the chiller device.

• The heat management system includes an electrical storage device, a drive unit, a radiator, a chiller device, and a switching unit.
• The system allows for the independent operation of the electrical storage device, the drive unit, the radiator, and the chiller device when the electrical storage device is heated.
• The switching unit controls the isolation of the components to optimize heat exchange efficiency.

Potential Applications: - This technology could be used in electric vehicles to manage heat generated during operation. - It could also be applied in industrial settings where heat management is crucial for equipment performance.

Problems Solved: - Efficient heat management in systems with multiple components. - Prevention of overheating and potential damage to equipment.

Benefits: - Improved performance and longevity of equipment. - Energy efficiency through optimized heat exchange processes.

Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Heat Management System for Enhanced Equipment Performance" This technology could be utilized in electric vehicles, industrial machinery, and HVAC systems to improve heat management and overall system efficiency.

Questions about Heat Management Systems: 1. How does the switching unit control the isolation of components in the heat management system?

  - The switching unit is programmed to regulate the flow of heat between the different components based on the temperature of the electrical storage device.

2. What are the key advantages of using a heat management system with isolated components?

  - Isolating the components allows for more precise control over heat exchange processes, leading to improved efficiency and performance.

Original Abstract Submitted

A heat management system includes an electrical storage device configured to exchange heat with a first channel, a drive unit configured to exchange heat with a second channel, a radiator in a third channel, a chiller device in a fourth channel, and a switching unit. In the heat management system, when the electrical storage device is heated, the switching unit is controlled such that the electrical storage device, the drive unit, the radiator, and the chiller device are isolated and independent of one another.