Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs)

Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) are powered entirely by electric energy stored in high-voltage battery packs. These batteries, along with other critical components such as the electric motor, power electronics and onboard charger, generate heat during operation and charging. 

From a thermal management perspective, BEVs present significant complexity compared to conventional vehicles. Many BEVs use two or more separate cooling circuits, for example, one for the battery, one for the power electronics and another for the cabin. 

These loops may operate at different temperature ranges and require precise control. Some advanced systems integrate these into a thermal domain controller to optimize energy usage. This is why selecting the right coolant is essential to ensure optimal thermal management across the entire system.

FREECOR® EV Milli 10 has a 4-fold action: 

High heat transfer protects for overheating

Frost and boiling protection  

Low and stable electrical conductivity over time

Corrosion protection

Selecting the right coolant is mainly defined by the application. This involves a thorough understanding of the temperature range, heat load, material compatibility, and electrical conductivity (particularly important for data centers and NEV-vehicles). 

Additionally environmental, toxicity and sustainability criteria are becoming increasingly important when choosing coolants, base fluids and inhibitor technology for a future-proof choice.

Our expertise can guide you towards the optimal choice for your specific needs. 

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