Design, fabrication & assembly of BEV propulsion battery sub-module

The purpose of this report is to document the design, fabrication and assembly of the battery electric vehicle's propulsion battery sub-module. A background of the electric vehicle would be provided with a review on Li-ion cell characteristics. A large portion of work was done with SOLIDWORKS 2...

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Main Author: Ho, Samuel Xin Wei
Other Authors: Ng Heong Wah
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Language:English
Published: 2015
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-649562023-03-04T19:06:40Z Design, fabrication & assembly of BEV propulsion battery sub-module Ho, Samuel Xin Wei Ng Heong Wah School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Power resources The purpose of this report is to document the design, fabrication and assembly of the battery electric vehicle's propulsion battery sub-module. A background of the electric vehicle would be provided with a review on Li-ion cell characteristics. A large portion of work was done with SOLIDWORKS 2013 CAD and engineering drawings have been documented. The development of the sub-module design would be shown and the sequence of assembly is provided. Calculations include heat transfer and temperatures of pouch cells to aluminium multi-port extrusion, and also heat transfer from heat sinks, with some review of thermal .The work done to obtain temperature data from the pouch cells is included. A review of the standards and documented work done for crash test of traction batteries is included, followed by a drop test with SOLIDWORKS to simulate crash test of the propulsion battery sub-module. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2015-06-09T08:38:01Z 2015-06-09T08:38:01Z 2015 2015 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/64956 en Nanyang Technological University 111 p. application/pdf
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Ho, Samuel Xin Wei
Design, fabrication & assembly of BEV propulsion battery sub-module
description The purpose of this report is to document the design, fabrication and assembly of the battery electric vehicle's propulsion battery sub-module. A background of the electric vehicle would be provided with a review on Li-ion cell characteristics. A large portion of work was done with SOLIDWORKS 2013 CAD and engineering drawings have been documented. The development of the sub-module design would be shown and the sequence of assembly is provided. Calculations include heat transfer and temperatures of pouch cells to aluminium multi-port extrusion, and also heat transfer from heat sinks, with some review of thermal .The work done to obtain temperature data from the pouch cells is included. A review of the standards and documented work done for crash test of traction batteries is included, followed by a drop test with SOLIDWORKS to simulate crash test of the propulsion battery sub-module.
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title Design, fabrication & assembly of BEV propulsion battery sub-module
title_short Design, fabrication & assembly of BEV propulsion battery sub-module
title_full Design, fabrication & assembly of BEV propulsion battery sub-module
title_fullStr Design, fabrication & assembly of BEV propulsion battery sub-module
title_full_unstemmed Design, fabrication & assembly of BEV propulsion battery sub-module
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