Advanced Thermal Management in Future Hydrogen Fuel Cell Powered Vehicles

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Hydrogen fuel cells are becoming the next new innovative propulsion system.
This webinar will consider the key challenges for effective thermal management in future fuel cell powered vehicles. The goal of the webinar is to improve understanding of the current and potential future roles of thermal management in pushing the limits and trade-offs between key vehicle performance factors including powertrain system efficiencies, weight, durability, ease of vehicle integration, sustainability/life cycle impacts and cost.
Join the discussion covering the challenges and opportunities posted by Hydrogen Fuel Cells, including:
- Neil Fraser, Head of Engineering, MAHLE Powertrain
- Dr Cedric Rouaud, Global Technical Expert, Ricardo
- Nick Buyens, Technical Expert (Model Based Design), Toyota Motor Europe
- Pratap Rama, Fuel Cell Powertrain Manager, Jaguar Land Rover
- Chair: Prof Alasdair Cairns, IMechE VTMS Chair

Пікірлер: 6

  • @Special_copper_alloys
    @Special_copper_alloysАй бұрын

    where is the Copper alloy foam use in fuel cell

  • @burhanozece
    @burhanozece2 жыл бұрын

    hello , thank you much for the video , is it possible to access presentation document.

  • @KH-hb4eh
    @KH-hb4eh2 жыл бұрын

    Very informative 👍🏻

  • @Menga213
    @Menga2133 жыл бұрын

    The Fuel Cell Technology is limitless in submarines, cruise ships, aerospace and transportation. We are not informing the world of the potential. Every country needs to start giving out incentives to business and consumers to switch from Petrol to Hydrogen. There is no point in switching unless there is a incentives. We need better marketing. We need better looking cars and more range to start waking up this sleeping industry. Marketing is so important!!!

  • @jrisner6535
    @jrisner65353 жыл бұрын

    Why are we even talking about passenger hydrogen cars at this point 🤯

  • @napalmholocaust9093
    @napalmholocaust90933 жыл бұрын

    Talking points from Toyota's PR department is not worth my time. So far its empty talk. Your not worth subscribing to in the least.

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