摘要
This paper presents a control methodology to maximize the powertrain efficiency in real-time. On the basis of analyzing the switching mode processes, the efficiency of the powertrain under charging and discharging situation is proposed, according to the deep analysis of the efficiency of the internal combustion(ICE) engine and the battery, the expression of the total efficiency is presented. According to the total efficiency formula, an optimal control is designed for the optimal power distribution between the ICE and the battery so that the total efficiency of the powertrain is maximized. The control method can be firstly computed off-line and then can be operated in real-time at a low computation cost. This control strategy is then tested and compared with a most conventional control in a parallel hybrid electric vehicle model, simulation results are presented for two different driving cycles. The results show significant improvements in fuel economy(up to 20%).
This paper presents a control methodology to maximize the powertrain efficiency in real-time. On the basis of analyzing the switching mode processes, the efficiency of the powertrain under charging and discharging situation is proposed, according to the deep analysis of the efficiency of the internal combustion(ICE) engine and the battery, the expression of the total efficiency is presented. According to the total efficiency formula, an optimal control is designed for the optimal power distribution between the ICE and the battery so that the total efficiency of the powertrain is maximized. The control method can be firstly computed off-line and then can be operated in real-time at a low computation cost. This control strategy is then tested and compared with a most conventional control in a parallel hybrid electric vehicle model, simulation results are presented for two different driving cycles. The results show significant improvements in fuel economy(up to 20%).
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