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Title:
HEAT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Document Type and Number:
WIPO Patent Application WO/2023/120022
Kind Code:
A1
Abstract:
The present invention minimizes the thermal capacity of a heat medium which circulates through a heat medium circuit, so as to improve the responsiveness to a temperature change of the heat medium, and to improve the comfort during air conditioning operation/utilization while performing appropriate temperature regulation of on-board equipment. A heat management system comprises: a heat pump unit (10) in which a first heat medium circulates; and a heat medium circuit (20, 30, 40) in which a second heat medium circulates, the second heat medium having been subjected to heat exchange with the first heat medium in a heat exchanger provided to the heat pump unit. The heat medium circuit comprises: an interior heat exchanger (4, 9) which carries out heat exchange between the second heat medium and air supplied to a vehicle interior; a battery heat exchanger (42) which carries out heat exchange between the second heat medium and an on-vehicle battery; a series flow passage to which the interior heat exchanger and the battery heat exchanger are connected in series, and through which the second heat medium that has passed through a heat exchanger circulates; a bypass flow passage through which the second heat medium that has passed through a heat exchanger for heat absorption bypasses the battery heat exchanger and circulates to the interior heat exchanger; and a switching means that switches between the series flow passage and the bypass flow passage.

Inventors:
KANEKO AKIRA (JP)
Application Number:
PCT/JP2022/043450
Publication Date:
June 29, 2023
Filing Date:
November 25, 2022
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Assignee:
SANDEN CORP (JP)
International Classes:
B60H1/22; B60L1/00; B60L50/60; B60L58/33; B60L58/34
Foreign References:
US20180345757A12018-12-06
JP2005255160A2005-09-22
JP2020045068A2020-03-26
JP2011073536A2011-04-14
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