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01.10.2023 | Cover Story
"Efficiency is the new currency in thermal management of BEVs"
Erschienen in: ATZ worldwide | Ausgabe 10/2023
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Battery-powered vehicles still suffer from the perception that driving range is an issue. Innovative thermal management solutions, however, can achieve a reduction in energy losses so that the range can be significantly increased by up to 20 %. In the ATZ interview, Johannes Helmich, CTO at TI Fluid Systems, talks about the influence that the in-house developed modular thermal management system has on effectiveness and efficiency, from component level to the entire vehicle.
Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing. (FH) Johannes Helmich (born in 1971) has been the Chief Technology Officer of TI Fluid Systems, based at the Engineering Headquarters in Rastatt, since 1 September 2021. Since then, Helmich has realigned the global development organization with focus on system- and simulation expertise. The product portfolio has also undergone a complete realignment under Helmich's tenure. After graduating from Business Management, specializing in electrical engineering, he began his career at Valeo Motors and Actuators in 1998. In the 10 years following 2002, when he joined the Bosch Group, he took on management tasks in development, quality, sales and product management. This included assignments in South Korea and the USA. In the battery sector, he laid the foundations for the local development and production of high-voltage battery packs in China. In 2012, he joined Brose as CTO for the Mando-Brose joint venture in South Korea, which he set up locally over several years to establish mechatronic products manufactured in the local market, such as the electric steering motor. Helmich also showed his skills as CEO from 2019 and safely led the subsidiary Kaco through the Corona crisis for the Chinese Zhongding Group.
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