Dielectric Liquids for Insulation and Cooling: An Electric Vehicle Perspective by the IEEE DEIS Technical Committee on Liquid Dielectrics

Electric vehicles (EVs) offer a promising solution to address the global energy crisis and climate change challenges in the transportation sector. As the shift towards electrified transport accelerates, the industry is set for significant transformation in the coming years. Modern EVs feature batteries, powertrain, and high-power-density electronic systems that require advanced dielectric and thermal management. Along with the traditional colling approaches, liquid cooling dielectrics are potential candidates for maintaining the reliability of these key components. This article emphasizes and explores the current state of dielectric liquid applications in EVs, focusing on both indirect liquid cooling and immersion cooling methods. Key issues related to enhancing the performance of these liquids are also discussed.

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2025-05-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icdl63868.2025.11068293
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High voltage insulation and dielectric phenomena
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Dielectric Liquids for Insulation and Cooling: An Electric Vehicle Perspective by the IEEE DEIS Technical Committee on Liquid Dielectrics

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Dielectric Liquids for Insulation and Cooling: An Electric Vehicle Perspective by the IEEE DEIS Technical Committee on Liquid Dielectrics

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Abstract

Electric vehicles (EVs) offer a promising solution to address the global energy crisis and climate change challenges in the transportation sector. As the shift towards electrified transport accelerates, the industry is set for significant transformation in the coming years. Modern EVs feature batteries, powertrain, and high-power-density electronic systems that require advanced dielectric and thermal management. Along with the traditional colling approaches, liquid cooling dielectrics are potential candidates for maintaining the reliability of these key components. This article emphasizes and explores the current state of dielectric liquid applications in EVs, focusing on both indirect liquid cooling and immersion cooling methods. Key issues related to enhancing the performance of these liquids are also discussed.

Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (FR), Université du Québec à Chicoutimi (CA), École Centrale de Lyon (FR), Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR), General Electric (United States) (US), Lodz University of Technology (PL), University of Manchester (GB), Laboratoire Ampère (FR), IPS Research (United States) (US)
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High voltage insulation and dielectric phenomena
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