Cooling Design

Main Task

Your task will be to make sure that the largest heat sources will keep cool, i.e. the battery package, motor and inverter. Analysing data from previous years will be the main source of information on what works and what doesn’t. A cooling system can contain a lot of components and it’s up to you to decide which to use and what’s necessary.

Your Profile

Being independent and able to work without very strict guidelines is important since much is up to you on how you want to design the system. There’s really no upper limit on how much can be done since the system can be configured in many ways. Experience within heat transfer or CFD is a plus, more relevant however is experience in simulations on heat transfer systems on a lower level than CFD. Since the cooling system partly guides the design of the accumulator as well as the aerodynamic system, you will be working closely with the aero and monocoque team as well as the people responsible for the accumulator container. Because of this, being a skilled communicator will serve you well.

Recommended Courses

Here is a list of recommended courses which are good to have read before applying for this position. Notice that this is not a requirement.

MMVF05, Heat Transfer (Värmeöverföring)
MMKN46, Computer Based Engineering (Datorbaserad kosntruktionsanalys 1)
MMVF01, Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics (Termodynamik och strömningslära)
MVKN90, Turbulence Theory and Modelling (Turbulens – teori och modellering)
MMVN01, Aerodynamics and Compressible Flow (Aerodynamik och kompressibel strömning)

Alumni

Want to know more about this position or do you have any questions? Feel free to contact some of our alumni to find out their advice and thoughts!

Olof Karlsson, LFS19
Olof Olsson, LFS21
Hannes rustas, LFS21