Multiport reversing valve architecture: BYDRecent Research Landscape
Inefficient thermal distribution in electric vehicles leads to excessive energy consumption and reduced battery range. These innovations utilize multi-directional fluid routing to dynamically balance heat loads across the powertrain and cabin.
What technical problems is BYD addressing in Multiport reversing valve architecture?
Inefficient thermal circuit switching
(79)evidences
Inconsistent or imprecise distribution of thermal media across multiple vehicle subsystems leads to energy waste. Precise control of fluid paths prevents thermal management bottlenecks in complex electric vehicle architectures.
Unreliable fluid flow switching
(35)evidences
Inconsistent fluid flow regulation within electromagnetic valves leads to unpredictable vehicle handling. Precise control over damping forces prevents loss of vehicle stability during dynamic maneuvers.
Inadequate thermal circuit integration
(21)evidences
Fragmented refrigerant flow control leads to excessive system complexity and energy loss. Consolidating expansion and routing functions reduces thermal management footprint and leakage risks.