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Vehicle Thermal Management Systems Conference (VTMS Vehicle Thermal Management Systems Conference (VTMS 12) Nottingham, United Kingdom 10 - 13 May 2015 ISBN: 978-1-5108-5611-0 Printed from e-media with permission by: Curran Associates, Inc. 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 Some format issues inherent in the e-media version may also appear in this print version. Copyright© (2015) by the author(s) and/or their employer(s) All rights reserved. Printed by Curran Associates, Inc. (2018) For permission requests, please contact Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) at the address below. Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) One Birdcage Walk London, SW1H 9JJ United Kingdom [email protected] www.imeche.org Additional copies of this publication are available from: Curran Associates, Inc. 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 USA Phone: 845-758-0400 Fax: 845-758-2633 Email: [email protected] Web: www.proceedings.com Contents Heat Exchange C1400/003/2015 Optimizing the cost of thermal management components 3 through the use of high performance engineering thermoplastics M Wright, Solvay Specialty Polymers, UK C1400/004/2015 High temperature polyamides: the latest developments in 13 high temperature applications E Spini, Radici Plastics, Italy C1400/048/2015 Plastic material development for lightweight fan systems 27 P Havet, A Tanghe, VALEO Thermal Systems – Powertrain Thermal Sytems, France C1400/008/2015 Chemical stress analysis of plastic cooling components from 43 field vehicles: a novel approach for designing plastic components T Landtmeters, Toyota Motors Europe, Belgium; N Delon-Anik, Solvay Research and Innovation; A Guiu, Solvay Engineering Plastics, France C1400/013/2015 High-heat resistant polyamides for the air intake system 61 O Thomas, A Bayer, B Hoffmann, M Hoffmann, EMS-CHEMIE AG, Switzerland C1400/047/2015 Evaluation of plastic materials for new charge air cooler 71 heat exchanger in the low pressure exhaust gas recirculation loop A Tanghe, P Havet, VALEO Thermal Systems – Powertrain Thermal Systems, France C1400/022/2015 Aluminium heat exchanger and brazing – review and outlook 83 of successful symbiosis M Tuerpe, B Gruenenwald, MAHLE Behr GmbH & Co. KG, Germany C1400/031/2015 Electrochemical study of aluminium extruded tubes for 93 controlled atmosphere brazed heat exchangers I Portal, C Casenave, M Wainer, L Aubanel, M Philippe, V Renault, A-G Villemiane, VALEO Thermal System, France C1400/033/2015 A mechanistic study of aluminium controlled atmosphere 107 brazing processes D K Hawksworth, Diomedea Inc., Canada; D P Sekulic, University of Kentucky, USA and Harbin Institute of Technology, China; C-N Yu, H Fu, University of Kentucky, USA; R G J Westergård, Gränges AB, Sweden C1400/010/2015 Reaction behavior of mixtures of non-corrosive flux and 125 non-corrosive flux containing Zn during brazing H Kumagai, N Yamashita, UACJ Corporation, Japan C1400/063/2015 Recent work on low melting clad for heat exchanger 139 production A Schlegel, B Jacoby, S Kirkham, A Buerger, Aleris Rolled Products Germany GmbH, Germany C1400/005/2015 Development of continuous cast aluminum fin stock for a 149 smaller, lighter, and more efficient radiator T Kokubo, T Anami, Nippon Light Metal Co., Ltd; H Teramoto, S Teshima, T Toyama, DENSO Corporation, Japan C1400/045/2015 Analysis of unsteady flow for vortex generator development 157 for heat exchangers J Hara, M Iwasaki, Calsonic Kansei Corp.; I Honda, University of Hyogo, Japan C1400/054/2015 Development of advanced multilayer aluminium sheets 175 solutions for Charge Air Cooler applications L Peguet, B Chehab, M Perrier, H Noui, Constellium Technology Center, France Alternative Powertrain C1400/043/2015 Efficient and integrated thermal management for electric 185 vehicles B Jiang, University of Nottingham, UK and Hefei University of Technology, P.R. China; Q Wang, Y Y Yan, University of Nottingham, UK C1400/062/2015 Improving electric vehicle energy efficiency with 193 co-simulation of cooling system, HVAC system and electric drivetrain D Dvorak, Austrian Institute of Technology; C Rathberger, A Lichtenberger, MAGNA, Engineering Center Steyr, Austria Engines C1400/009/2015 The split cycle engine and its impact on the vehicle cooling 217 system R E Morgan, G Dong, M R Heikal, University of Brighton, UK C1400/055/2015 Development of a high efficiency liquid-air engine for 229 cooling, heat recovery and power N Owen, H Clarke, Dearman Engine Company; D Charters, MIRA Limited; J Trembley, Air Products; C Garner, S Mohr, A Williams, H Zhao, Loughborough University, UK Simulation / Energy Management C1400/038/2015 Thermal gasoline concept vehicle, simulation and control 249 X Liu, R Rastelli, BorgWarner Inc., USA C1400/065/2015 Charge air sub-cooling for improved transient response 267 N Fraser, I Reynolds, J Miller, MAHLE Powertrain Ltd, UK; P Wieske, R Dingelstadt, MAHLE International GmbH; A Eilemann, MAHLE Behr & Co. KG, Germany C1400/012/2015 Heavy duty vehicle cooling system auxiliary load 281 management control: a comparison of advanced control strategies S Sermeno, E Bideaux, T Morgan, INSA de Lyon/Renault Trucks SAS, France C1400/037/2015 An integrated system approach to thermal management on 295 the thermal gasoline concept vehicle A Sutherland, E Sharpe, X Liu, BorgWarner, USA C1400/023/2015 Heat flow rate based thermal management for electric 315 vehicles using a secondary loop heating and cooling system T A Weustenfeld, W Bauer-Kugelmann, J C Menken, K Strasser, AUDI AG; J Koehler, University of Braunschweig, Germany C1400/026/2015 A process for battery thermal design 331 E Tate, J Han, A Velivelli, Z Yang, Exa Corporation, USA; W Jansen, I Hughes, Jaguar Land Rover, UK C1400/052/2015 Effects of variable accelerations on a PHP-based cooling 343 system M Manzoni, M Marengo, University of Bergamo, Italy and University of Brighton, UK; M Mameli, University of Bergamo; C De Falco, L Araneo, Politecnico di Milano; S Filippeschi, University of Pisa, Italy Waste Heat Recovery C1400/014/2015 Modelling and optimization of thermoelectric generator 359 systems for automobiles A Agurto-Goya, Jaguar Land Rover Ltd; S Chiwanga, European Thermodynamics Ltd; P Shayler, University of Nottingham, UK C1400/049/2015 A new approach for predicting the maximum fuel saving 381 potential of an automotive thermoelectric generator in its early development stage A Bauknecht, M Rexeis, R A Almbauer, Graz University of Technology, Austria C1400/041/2015 A novel and efficient thermoelectric- generating (TEG) system 397 of energy harvesting from exhaust gases of passenger vehicles B Li, V Akdogan, Y Li, Y Yan, University of Nottingham, UK; J Li, J Wang, FAW Co. Ltd. com, China C1400/046/2015 Electrical heat assisted Lean NOx Trap system to improve 407 NOx emissions in low load engine operating conditions Z Ahmed, G Cairnie, M Ndiaye, J Rodriguez, A Sankar, AVL Powertrain UK Ltd., UK C1400/051/2015 A novel working fluid for Organic Rankine Cycles (ORC) 423 A S Panesar, M R Heikal, M Marengo, R E Morgan, University of Brighton, UK Heat, AC & Energy Management C1400/019/2015 Effects of heated seats on thermal comfort and heater energy 437 consumption in vehicles H Oi, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd; Y Tochihara, Kyushu University, Japan C1400/057/2015 Optimisation of thermal comfort and fuel consumption by 449 using coupled numerical tools E Andrès, V Mazet, S Bruck, Renault SAS, France Underhood & Simulation C1400/017/2015 Cooling airflow virtual component characterisation 461 D Wellman, Jaguar Land Rover Thermal and Aerodynamic Systems Engineering (TASE); S Wakelam, EXA UK C1400/035/2015 Prediction of transient cooling package behaviour with 473 multiple air paths A Price, Bentley Motors Ltd, UK; E Tate, Z Yang, Exa Corporation, USA; V Staelens, Exa Corporation, UK C1400/036/2015 Dual use heater core – increase in trailer tow capacity and 495 analysis of control set-points with active grill shutters S Uppuluri, A Naiknaware, Computational Sciences Experts Group, USA Heat & AC C1400/024/2015 Simulative comparison of conventional and secondary loop 511 automotive refrigeration systems J C Menken, J E Koerner, T A Weustenfeld, K Strasser, AUDI AG; J Koehler, University of Braunschweig, Germany C1400/028/2015 Next generation header materials for corrosion resistant 525 heat exchangers V Sass, G Bermig, H Janssen, S Schlueter, Hydro Aluminium Rolled Products GmbH, Germany AUTHOR INDEX .
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