Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Thermal Management System of e-Vehicle Li-Ion Battery Modules: A Comprehensive Review
Electric vehicles have the potential to address humanity’s issues of environmental deterioration and energy scarcity. Electric vehicles frequently use lithium-ion batteries as their power source. The heat is generated when the batteries are subjected to high-power charging and discharging loads. Thi
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