Hanon Systems Develops World’s First 4th Generation Heat Pump System for Electric Vehicles By Investing.com
- Reduced package and enhanced performance: This is achieved through bundling.
Components of coolers and refrigerants Improve driving range The parallel heat source recovery method utilizes both the waste heat generated by the battery and external air heat sources.- Slim HVAC Technology: Increases passenger legroom by reducing the size of the HVAC system by 30%.
The company’s fourth-generation heat pump system is the first to use a parallel heat source recovery method, using waste heat from the engine and battery as well as heat from the outside air. The recovered heat is used for heating and cooling, as well as battery temperature management, greatly enhancing the driving range of the electric vehicle.
This modular heat pump system includes many new features that represent patented or patent-pending technologies, demonstrating leadership in thermal management. Hanon SystemsThe system integrates the refrigerant control module (RCM) and the coolant control module (CCM) into a unified control unit, allowing comprehensive management of the entire thermal system.
Subbu Nagasubramony, Co-CEO of Hanon Systems“By continuously improving the design of our heat pump system to improve efficiency and reduce energy consumption requirements, Hanon Systems “It has contributed to extending the driving range of electric vehicles. As the world’s second largest thermal management company, we will continue to pursue ‘lightweight’ and ‘high-efficiency’ components through continuous innovation.”
Hanon Systems GM pioneered mass-produced waste heat recovery heat pump systems in 2015. The second-generation system, launched in 2018, added thermal management functions to the battery, making it the first integrated thermal management system to enhance EV driving range. The third-generation system, developed in 2021, was applied to a dedicated EV customer platform and was the first to integrate an 800-volt electric compressor, significantly reducing EV charging times.
This fourth-generation heat pump system was first implemented in the Kia EV3 in
in addition to, Hanon Systems Honda Motor Company has introduced the world’s first Thin HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) technology. Thin HVAC, as the name suggests, stands for “miniaturized” HVAC system. By reducing the overall size of the HVAC system by about 30%, it reduces the exposure of the HVAC system area below the cockpit (dashboard component unit), providing more legroom for passengers. This technology also ensures a comfortable and enjoyable driving experience.
About Hanon Systems
Hanon Systems hanonsystems.com is a complete provider of energy and thermal management solutions for electric and conventional vehicles. Its offerings include a broad range of solutions in the areas of heating, ventilation and air conditioning; powertrain cooling; compressors; fluid transfer; electronics and fluid pressure. The company currently operates 50 manufacturing sites and three regional innovation centers, and employs more than 20,000 people in 21 countries. To learn more, visit hanonsystems.com.
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