July 2023: Mahle, a supplier to the automotive industry, and ProLogium, a producer of solid-state battery cells in Taiwan, have joined forces to create and assess thermal management solutions for the next-generation solid-state batteries. The businesses have agreed to work together on this project by signing letter of intent. The development of battery systems with higher efficiency, service life, energy density, and fast-charging capabilities is the main objective of this alliance. However, examining how these batteries age will also receive considerable attention.
Mahle stresses the significance of taking into account the battery's effectiveness, cost, and ageing evaluations since these elements are essential for the widespread use of electric cars and the upcoming second-hand market.
July 2023: The new iTMM (integrated Thermal Management Market Module) from Marelli is now available for electric cars. It makes it possible to effectively combine the many thermal circuits of the car into a one component to provide a more effective thermal management system, thereby enhancing driving range, safety, and flexibility. With the use of a clever valve design, the module modularizes water-cooled heat exchangers like the chiller/water-cooled condenser. The Marelli iTMM integrates the three systems, utilizing their synergies and exchanging components to provide efficient energy management. This integrated valve regulates up to 6 channel combinations.
June 2023: At its annual Global Technology Day event, the technology giant ZF recently announced its in-house thermal management system for the electric vehicles (EVs). With this technique, EV range in the winter might be increased by about one-third. It has an improved electric drivetrain with power electronics, motor, and an 800-volt silicon carbide-based reduction gearbox. The business claims that this cutting-edge solution raises the bar for weight and compactness while increasing efficiency thanks to freshly created powertrain software. The modular architecture of thermal management system allows automakers to incorporate it into their cars in a variety of ways.
May 2022: The Nextreme Recirculating Chiller established the market by offering high-quality parts, eco-friendly refrigerants, quiet parts, and an easy-to-use operator interface at a competitive price. Compared to traditional compressor-based systems, the new chiller uses high-performance variable speed motors that decrease noise, cut room heat input, and consume up to 50% less energy.
October 2022: To offer maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for Boeing 777 thermal components, Collins Aerospace, an aerospace and military product supplier, and Limco Airepair, a fully owned subsidiary of TAT, have signed a contract extension. Customers of Collins will gain from TAT's services thanks to this arrangement.
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