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Gas-liquid phase separation architecture: BYDRecent Research Landscape

Thermal management efficiency drops when refrigerant phases mix unpredictably during high-load cycles. Engineering the separation of gas and liquid phases ensures consistent heat transfer and protects compressors from liquid slugging.

What technical problems is BYD addressing in Gas-liquid phase separation architecture?

System integration space constraints

(33)evidences

Fragmented thermal management components occupy excessive volume and increase assembly complexity. Consolidating sensing and storage into integrated modules reduces footprint and improves vehicle packaging efficiency.

Autonomous hardware thermal overload

(16)evidences

High-performance computing modules in self-driving systems generate excessive thermal loads that exceed passive cooling limits. Preventing thermal throttling ensures continuous operational safety and system reliability.

Refrigerant distribution instability

(9)evidences

Incomplete separation of liquid and gaseous refrigerant leads to compressor damage and reduced heat exchange capacity. Ensuring distinct phase separation prevents liquid slugging and optimizes thermal cycle performance.

Inaccurate fluid level monitoring

(5)evidences

Fluctuating temperatures during hydrogen storage and release cause pressure imbalances and material degradation. Maintaining precise thermal control prevents vessel failure and improves refueling efficiency.