Title
Energy Efficient and Comfortable Cabin HeatingAuthor (from another institution)
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Virtual Vehicle Research GmbHhttps://ror.org/00b7dkt53
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51044-2_5Published at
Fuchs A., Brandstätter B. (eds) Future Interior Concepts. SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology. Springer, 2020 Publisher
Springer Nature Switzerland AGAbstract
Battery electric vehicles become an increasingly interesting alternative to conventional vehicles with combustion engine as the costs decrease and the driving range improves. Although, the significant ... [+]
Battery electric vehicles become an increasingly interesting alternative to conventional vehicles with combustion engine as the costs decrease and the driving range improves. Although, the significant decrease of the driving range at very hot or cold ambient temperatures is still an issue that needs to be solved in order to further improve the adoption of battery electric vehicles. In this chapter a system for energy efficient cabin heating consisting of a heat pump system, a so-called smart seat and radiation heating panels is presented. By means of simulations the possible reduction of energy consumption and increase of driving range during an NEDC is evaluated. [-]