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Participation in Scientific Webinar by CEA

On the 26th of October 2021, CEA Tech Grand West organized a scientific webinar that allowed all the attendees to discover technological innovations and industrial collaborations in progress taken by CEA.

The webinar counted with the participation of numerous speakers, including presentations of CEA Tech and its missions and means technology and the R&D platform at the service of companies. In one of the sessions, Nicolas Hascoët presented the i-HeCoBatt project and its thermal characterization battery pack for automotive application.

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Impact of the cooling system in the i-HeCoBatt Project

Fig 1:Driving profile executed on CEA’s test bench

Electric vehicule are bring into focus to be a green and clean car. New concept of car with more safety, comfort and reliability. The mains challenges on the subject are the price and autonomous. Ihecobatt project keeps focus on these two aspects. These can be upgrade by eco-conception and energy management. The battery pack needs to have a thermal management. The goal of a thermal management system is to deliver a battery pack at an optimum average temperature. CEA works consist in characterizing, understanding and optimizing the new heat exchanger management with CIDETEC. The efficient and eco conception of the hardware part are realized by MIBA with AUDI and CEA support.

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The scope of the i-HeCoBatt Economic & Environmental Studies

According to the European Environmental Agency, transport is responsible for approximately 30% of the EU’s total CO2 emissions, of which 72% comes from road transportation. Indeed, CO2 emissions from passenger transport represent the highest contribution, accounting for around 61% of the total related to road transport in Europe (European Parliament, 2019a). In this regard, the EU has set a sever goal to reduce 60% of this sort of emissions (from transport) by 2050, compared to 1990 levels (European Parliament, 2019b).

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i-HeCoBatt, disseminated at the University of Cambridge

On June 14, Erasmo Cadena, Sustainability Manager at Vertech Group and PhD in Environmental Science and Postdoctoral Researcher, attended the seminar ‘Sustainability, Critical Points and Challenges‘, hosted by the Cambridge University (United Kingdom).

At this event, Erasmo presented, among other contents, the project i-HeCoBatt, its main objectives and scope and he distributed as well some brochures.

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