Aerodynamic flow guide structures: BYDRecent Research Landscape
Aerodynamic drag and wind noise increase energy consumption and cabin discomfort in high-speed vehicles. These innovations utilize specific structural geometries and control systems to manipulate airflow around external components.
What technical problems is BYD addressing in Aerodynamic flow guide structures?
Inadequate cabin thermal regulation
(28)evidences
Insufficient volume or poor distribution of external air into the HVAC system. Resolving this ensures consistent thermal regulation and passenger comfort regardless of vehicle speed.
Aerodynamic parasitic drag
(22)evidences
External components like luggage racks and wheels create turbulent air resistance. Reducing this energy loss increases vehicle range and fuel efficiency.
Inadequate passenger cabin airflow distribution
(18)evidences
Uneven or restricted air dispersion from HVAC vents creates thermal discomfort for occupants. Improving distribution efficiency ensures consistent climate control and passenger comfort.
Airborne microbial contamination
(6)evidences
Pathogenic accumulation within enclosed ventilation systems leads to health risks and foul odors. Eliminating these biological agents prevents system degradation and ensures occupant safety.