ECOSM Conference, Review of Optimal Design Strategies for HEVSilvas Emilia
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This paper presents an overview of the
existing approaches and algorithms used for optimal design of hybrid electric vehicles (HEV). It also
includes an introduction in various hybrid topologies and examples from different transportation sectors.
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- Key techniques discussed include measuring motor input power, line current, and operating speed to calculate load as a percentage of the motor's rated capacity. Understanding load is necessary to evaluate whether a motor is properly sized or a candidate for replacement with a more efficient model.
- Load measurements should be recorded and motors categorized as oversized/underloaded, moderately oversized, or properly sized but standard efficiency to prioritize replacement options for improving energy efficiency.
This document compares the total cost of ownership of electric actuators versus pneumatic air cylinders for industrial applications. It finds that while pneumatic cylinders have a lower initial cost, electric actuators are more efficient and have lower lifetime costs due to lower maintenance needs and energy costs. Pneumatic systems have efficiency as low as 10-15% while electric systems have efficiency around 80%. This leads electric systems to have significantly lower operating costs over the lifetime of a device. The document provides examples of the estimated annual energy costs for pneumatic versus electric actuators of different sizes and duty cycles to illustrate the total cost savings of electric actuators.
Somar integra industry case astra daihatsu stamping press machine 600 ton Sherly Saerang
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The document appears to be a PowerPoint presentation by Ajeet Singh titled "Machine Drawing: Includes AutoCAD" published by McGraw-Hill Education in 2008. The presentation consists of 65 slides that are likely about machine drawings and how to create them using AutoCAD software. The slides are copyrighted and intended for limited educational use.
Power steering seminar report pdf downloadkiran555555
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This document is a seminar report on power steering systems. It provides an introduction to power steering, discussing its history from early implementations in the late 19th century to widespread adoption in modern vehicles. It describes the need for power steering to improve safety at low speeds or with high vehicle loads. The report outlines the basic components and layout of power steering systems, including hydraulic pumps, steering gears, and rotary valves. It then examines different types of power steering systems like hydraulic, electric, and electro-hydraulic. The document concludes by noting the advantages of power steering for improving vehicle maneuverability and driver comfort.
Engineering drawings are a graphical means of communicating technical details and specifications without language barriers. They allow engineers to visualize and understand complex objects, structures, machines and their components. Drawings use standardized conventions, symbols and techniques to represent views, dimensions, materials, scales and other technical information precisely. They serve as roadmaps for manufacturing complex products. Manual drafting skills are still important for learning fundamental principles, even as computer-aided design has streamlined the process.
IFAC 2014, Design of Power Steering Systems for Heavy-Duty Long-Haul VehiclesSilvas Emilia
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1. The document discusses inertia forces in reciprocating engines and how they affect the net force on the piston. It describes the gas force, inertia force, and weight of the reciprocating mass and how they combine to determine the net piston effort.
2. Methods for determining crank effort both analytically and graphically are presented. The turning moment diagram, which shows how crank effort varies with crank angle, is also discussed.
3. The use of a flywheel to reduce fluctuations in energy and speed in reciprocating engines is covered. Formulas for quantifying fluctuations using the coefficient of fluctuation of energy and coefficient of fluctuation of speed are provided.
Electric vehicle modeling utilizing dc motor equations clay hearn - july 2010cahouser
油
This document describes the development of an electric vehicle model using DC motor equations and causal modeling techniques. The model accounts for transient vehicle dynamics and control constraints. It was developed using bond graphs and includes separate controllers for the motor field and armature currents. Simulation results for a route following task are presented and compared to a PSAT model. The full vehicle model will allow evaluation of control strategies and inclusion of additional constraints like thermal limits.
This document outlines Khaled Emam's master's thesis defense presentation. The presentation discusses the development and design of a test rig for electrohydraulic components and systems. Specifically, it focuses on implementing a hardware-in-the-loop simulator for position control of a servo cylinder affected by a loading servo cylinder. The presentation covers the mechanical design, hydraulic design, controller design, data acquisition, results, and conclusions of the thesis work. It includes diagrams of the test rig components and modeling of the system.
This document discusses designing an automatic suspension system for a Proton Wira car. The car is modeled as a one dimensional spring-damper mechanical system with defined mass, spring constants, and damping constants. The suspension system needs to withstand bumpy roads while providing a comfortable ride with minimal oscillations within 9% overshoot and 25 seconds settling time when encountering disturbances like potholes or speed bumps. A feedback controller will be designed and simulated using matrix and digital controller methods to meet the desired time response requirements.
Study on power_transmission_system is Completely done by Md. Sumon Ahmed, ID#14207045, Student of IUBAT-International University of Business Agriculture & Technology
The document summarizes the optimal sizing of components for a fuel cell hybrid electric vehicle (FCHEV) truck. It finds that:
1) The optimal configuration is a fuel cell stack with a supercapacitor, without a battery.
2) This configuration achieves a 2% reduction in fuel consumption compared to a fuel cell stack with both a battery and supercapacitor.
3) The optimal sizes are a 52 kW fuel cell stack and 174 kW supercapacitor for one driving cycle, and a 63 kW fuel cell stack and 203 kW supercapacitor for another driving cycle.
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This document summarizes Sameer Shah's seminar report on designing a single speed transmission for electric vehicles. The report describes the design process for a helical gear transmission with a gear ratio of 12.25:1 to meet the torque requirements of an electric vehicle. Structural simulation was performed on the gears to validate they could withstand the expected loads. The gears would be manufactured using hobbing or shaping and finished through grinding or honing. Lubrication would be provided by Omega 690 gear oil for its low temperature fluidity and high temperature strength.
Electric power steering (EPS) is powered by electromotor directly. It can operate and provide
correspondent power according to driving conditions of automobile and drivers operations, which will make
auto more handy and stable when steering with slow speed. Based on Multi-body Dynamics theory, multi-body
dynamics model of complete vehicle is built and simulated by ADAMS. The front suspension model, rear
suspension model and steering system model is included in this model. According to these models, handiness
and stability of steering system is evaluated in this paper. And a linear assistance characteristics is determined.
Different types of Steering Systems + Examples.pdfKeshabKothari015
油
The document discusses different types of steering systems used in vehicles. It describes manual steering systems as well as power-assisted steering systems that use hydraulic, electro-hydraulic, or electric power to assist the driver. Hydraulic power steering systems are currently most common but electro-hydraulic and electric power steering systems are gaining popularity due to their improved fuel efficiency and ability to integrate with other vehicle control systems. The document provides examples of common steering configurations and components used in different vehicle types like cars, trucks, and off-road vehicles.
Comparison Of Multibody Dynamic Analysis Of Double Wishbone Suspension Using ...IJRES Journal
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This paper presents the multibody dynamic analysis of wishbone suspension for automotive cars. Modeling and analysis of suspension is carried out using MATLAB SimMechanics toolbox. Rigid dynamic analysis of suspension is also carried out using ANSYS software. Results of both the analysis are compared and it is observed that results of both the analysis are similar.
Dynamics and Control of a Rimless Wheel based 2D Dynamic Walker using Pulsed ...lalitpatnaik
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Comparison of active and semi active suspension systems using robust controllerMustefa Jibril
油
1) The document compares active and semi-active suspension systems for a quarter car model using robust H-infinity control.
2) Mathematical models are developed and simulations are run with random and sine road disturbances to evaluate body travel, acceleration, and suspension deflection.
3) The results show that the active suspension system with H-infinity controller is most effective at decreasing body acceleration and maintaining suspension deflection matching the road profile, proving its advantages over the semi-active system.
Comparison of active and semi active suspension systems using robust controllerMustefa Jibril
油
1. The document compares active and semi-active suspension systems using robust H-infinity controllers. Mathematical models of quarter car active and semi-active suspension systems are developed.
2. Simulation results show that the active suspension system with H-infinity controller decreases body acceleration and maintains suspension deflection and body travel outputs, proving its effectiveness over the semi-active system.
3. Numerical results confirm that the active suspension system provides minimum body travel and acceleration amplitudes, while matching the suspension deflection to the road profile, achieving the control targets.
- The document is a resume for Dharma Teja Adepu, who is pursuing an MS in Mechanical Engineering at Michigan Technological University.
- Some of Adepu's experiences include developing controls for hybrid electric vehicles and working on vehicle controls as part of MTU's HEV Enterprise.
- Adepu has also worked as an engineering intern at a diesel locomotive shed in India where they assisted with engine maintenance and repair.
Energy Management of a Series Hybrid Electric Powertrain (this one)Saifuddin Abdul Halim
油
The document discusses energy management of a series hybrid electric powertrain system using the Equivalent Consumption Minimization Strategy (ECMS). It models a conventional vehicle and series hybrid vehicle, simulates ECMS control, and compares fuel economy and performance under different driving conditions. The series hybrid showed up to 17.5% lower fuel consumption in cruising mode and up to 28.3% lower in random driving mode compared to the conventional vehicle. While fuel efficiency improved, vehicle velocity was reduced due to engine downsizing in the series hybrid configuration.
ASYNCHRONOUS DRIVE CONTROL OF A TRACTION VEHICLE USING TCMS SYSTEMIAEME Publication
油
In the last years in Poland, the intense developmen t of the power supply technology and the control systems of traction vehicles drives has bee n observed. The systems developed in Poland provide maximum efficiency and minimum energy losses during train exploitation. In this paper we present the Train Control and Monitoring System (TC MS) simulator, which realizes complex and reliable service of a supervised unit. The simulator was designed and constructed within the framework of cooperation between the Kazimierz Pula ski University of Technology and Humanities in Radom and MEDCOM Ltd Company with head office in Warsaw. The simulator was installed in the Laboratory of the Ukrainian Academy of Railway Transport in Kharkov under the project, which was co-financed within the framework of the program of Polish developmental cooperation by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland.
Future of Heavy Duty Vehicles CO2 Emissions Legislation and Fuel Consumption ...JMDSAE
油
By Dimitrios Savvidis
The talk will be covering :
Latest developments on CO2 legislation in Europe
Overview of GHG emissions in the transport sector in Europe
New simulation tool VECTO
Future steps
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油
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- Formula Student competitions involve static design events and dynamic driving events that are judged by over 50 automotive industry specialists. In 2012, Formula Group T won several awards including the Airbus Teamwork Award.
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This document discusses designing an automatic suspension system for a Proton Wira car. The car is modeled as a one dimensional spring-damper mechanical system with defined mass, spring constants, and damping constants. The suspension system needs to withstand bumpy roads while providing a comfortable ride with minimal oscillations within 9% overshoot and 25 seconds settling time when encountering disturbances like potholes or speed bumps. A feedback controller will be designed and simulated using matrix and digital controller methods to meet the desired time response requirements.
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The document summarizes the optimal sizing of components for a fuel cell hybrid electric vehicle (FCHEV) truck. It finds that:
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This document summarizes Sameer Shah's seminar report on designing a single speed transmission for electric vehicles. The report describes the design process for a helical gear transmission with a gear ratio of 12.25:1 to meet the torque requirements of an electric vehicle. Structural simulation was performed on the gears to validate they could withstand the expected loads. The gears would be manufactured using hobbing or shaping and finished through grinding or honing. Lubrication would be provided by Omega 690 gear oil for its low temperature fluidity and high temperature strength.
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auto more handy and stable when steering with slow speed. Based on Multi-body Dynamics theory, multi-body
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Latest developments on CO2 legislation in Europe
Overview of GHG emissions in the transport sector in Europe
New simulation tool VECTO
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VPPC 2013, Modeling for Control and Optimal Design of a Power Steering Pump and an Air Conditioning Compressor used in Heavy Duty Trucks
1. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Modeling for Control and Optimal Design of a
Power Steering Pump and an Air Conditioning
Compressor used in Heavy Duty Trucks
E. Silva存s, O. Turan, T. Hofman and M. Steinbuch
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Eindhoven University of Technology
9th Vehicle Power and Propulsion Conference,
Octomber 15-18, 2013, Beijing, China
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
2. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Motivation
How can the fuel consumption be reduced in future hybrid trucks?
"Belt driven auxiliary units can consume up to 15% of the total
power for a truck and up to 25% for a transit bus..."
Auxiliary Units
Power Steering Pump (PSP)
Water Pump (WAP)
Air Brake Compressor (ABC)
Engine Cooling Fan (ECF)
Alternator (ALT)
Air Cond. Compressor (ACC)
Starter Motor (STM)
Oil Pump (OLP)
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
3. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Motivation
How can the fuel consumption be reduced in future hybrid trucks?
"Belt driven auxiliary units can consume up to 15% of the total
power for a truck and up to 25% for a transit bus..."
Auxiliary Units
Power Steering Pump (PSP)
Water Pump (WAP)
Air Brake Compressor (ABC)
Engine Cooling Fan (ECF)
Alternator (ALT)
Air Cond. Compressor (ACC)
Starter Motor (STM)
Oil Pump (OLP)
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
4. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Motivation
How can the fuel consumption be reduced in future hybrid trucks?
"Belt driven auxiliary units can consume up to 15% of the total
power for a truck and up to 25% for a transit bus..."
Auxiliary Units
Power Steering Pump (PSP)
Water Pump (WAP)
Air Brake Compressor (ABC)
Engine Cooling Fan (ECF)
Alternator (ALT)
Air Cond. Compressor (ACC)
Starter Motor (STM)
Oil Pump (OLP)
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
5. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Motivation
How can the fuel consumption be reduced in future hybrid trucks?
"Belt driven auxiliary units can consume up to 15% of the total
power for a truck and up to 25% for a transit bus..."
Auxiliary Units
Power Steering Pump (PSP)
Water Pump (WAP)
Air Brake Compressor (ABC)
Engine Cooling Fan (ECF)
Alternator (ALT)
Air Cond. Compressor (ACC)
Starter Motor (STM)
Oil Pump (OLP)
Engine Cooling Fan
Water Pump
Air Brake
Compressor
Air Brake
Compressor
Steering Pump
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
6. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Motivation
How can the fuel consumption be reduced in future hybrid trucks?
"Belt driven auxiliary units can consume up to 15% of the total
power for a truck and up to 25% for a transit bus..."
Auxiliary Units
Air Conditioning
Compressor
Power Steering Pump (PSP)
Water Pump (WAP)
Air Brake Compressor (ABC)
Engine Cooling Fan (ECF)
Alternator (ALT)
Air Cond. Compressor (ACC)
Starter Motor (STM)
Oil Pump (OLP) Fuel Pump
Starter Motor
Alternator
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
7. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Motivation
Conventional (non-hybrid) vehicles topology:
Fuel tank Engine
Transmission
Final drive + wheels
Mechanical link
Hybrid Electric Truck (Parallel Topology):
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
8. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Motivation
Conventional (non-hybrid) vehicles topology:
Fuel tank Engine
Transmission
Final drive + wheels
Mechanical link
Hybrid Electric Truck (Parallel Topology):
BAT INV
ICE
EM
FTA TRA
WAP
FDW
COF
OLP
ALT
ABC
ACC
PSP
STM
Mechanical
Electrical
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
9. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Motivation
Literature findings on removed auxiliaries:
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Percentage change in fuel economy [%]
All auxiliaries
removed
PSP
removed
COF
removed
ACC
removed
ABC
removed
ALT
removed
T. Hendricks and M. O0Keefe.Heavy vehicle auxiliary load electrification for the essential power system
program: Benefits, tradeoffs, and remaining challenges.In SAE Tehnical Paper Series, 2002.
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
10. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Project Goal
Analyse the benefits and trade-offs of
electrification for Steering Pump and Air
Conditioning Compressor by
Modeling and validation of
auxiliaries units,
Validation of the fuel consumption
values with literature,
Analysis of possible topologies/
controllers.
BAT INV
ICE
EM
FTA TRA
WAP
FDW
COF
OLP
ALT
ABC
ACC
PSP
STM
Mechanical
Electrical
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
11. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Project Goal
Analyse the benefits and trade-offs of
electrification for Steering Pump and Air
Conditioning Compressor by
Modeling and validation of
auxiliaries units,
Validation of the fuel consumption
values with literature,
Analysis of possible topologies/
controllers.
BAT INV
ICE
EM
FTA TRA
WAP
FDW
COF
OLP
ALT
ABC
ACC
PSP
STM
Mechanical
Electrical
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
12. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Project Goal
Analyse the benefits and trade-offs of
electrification for Steering Pump and Air
Conditioning Compressor by
Modeling and validation of
auxiliaries units,
Validation of the fuel consumption
values with literature,
Analysis of possible topologies/
controllers.
BAT INV
ICE
EM
FTA TRA
WAP
FDW
COF
OLP
ALT
ABC
ACC
PSP
STM
Mechanical
Electrical
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
13. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Optimal Design on Hybrid Vehicles
Project Goal
Analyse the benefits and trade-offs of
electrification for Steering Pump and Air
Conditioning Compressor by
Modeling and validation of
auxiliaries units,
Validation of the fuel consumption
values with literature,
Analysis of possible topologies/
controllers.
BAT INV
ICE
EM
FTA TRA
WAP
FDW
COF
OLP
ALT
ABC
ACC
PSP
STM
Mechanical
Electrical
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
14. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Power Steering Pump
PSP System
Steering
Wheel
s
Steering
Angle
Pinion Shalft
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
15. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Power Steering Pump
PSP System
Steering
Wheel
s
Steering
Angle
Pinion Shalft
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
16. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Power Steering Pump
PSP System
Left hand
tube for
left hand
Power Steering
Pump
Rotary Valve
Body Unit
Reservoir
Steering
Wheel
s
Steering
Angle
Steering
Gearbox and
Hydraulic Piston
Belt to
the ICE
Rack
turn
Pinion Shalft
Emilia Silva存s (e.silvas@tue.nl) Electrification of Auxiliaries Units
17. Introduction Modeling of auxiliaries units Conclusions
Power Steering Pump
PSP System
Left hand
tube for
left hand
Power Steering
Pump
Rotary Valve
Body Unit
Reservoir
Steering
Wheel
s
Steering
Angle
Steering
Gearbox and
Hydraulic Piston
Belt to
the ICE
Rack
turn
Pinion Shalft
Energy
saving
potential
Hydraulic output power
Power [-]
,max Pump Shaft Speed [-] Q
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Power Steering Pump
Experimental Data
1
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0
-1 0 1 2 3 4
Steering Angle [rad]
Power Steering Pressure [-]
Active Steering Region
Pressure Drop Region
Passive Steering Region
Assumptions /Constraints:
s 2 [0:5; 0:5] rad is considered road disturbance,
s = 0:1 rad is the symmetry point.
PSP Model I/O:
u(t) =
s
sign(_
s)
y(t) =
Pp
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Power Steering Pump
Experimental Data
1
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0
-1 0 1 2 3 4
Steering Angle [rad]
Power Steering Pressure [-]
Active Steering Region
Pressure Drop Region
Passive Steering Region
Assumptions /Constraints:
s 2 [0:5; 0:5] rad is considered road disturbance,
s = 0:1 rad is the symmetry point.
PSP Model I/O:
u(t) =
s
sign(_
s)
y(t) =
Pp
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Power Steering Pump
Experimental Data
1
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0
-1 0 1 2 3 4
Steering Angle [rad]
Power Steering Pressure [-]
Active Steering Region
Pressure Drop Region
Passive Steering Region
Assumptions /Constraints:
s 2 [0:5; 0:5] rad is considered road disturbance,
s = 0:1 rad is the symmetry point.
Steering
Pump
u(t) y(t)
PSP Model I/O:
u(t) =
s
sign(_
s)
y(t) =
Pp
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Power Steering Pump
Modeling Validation
Sequential Modeling
Measurements from 8
different driving cycles
^Pp = As + B2
s + C
min() =
PNi
=1
q
(Ppi ^Ppi )2;
1
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0
s:t: 0 C 15 -10 -8 -6 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8 10
Steering Angle [rad]
Pressure [-]
Validation
Route: Oss - Eindhoven
Energy cons. error =
1.7%
Improvement: steering
velocity
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Power Steering Pump
Modeling Validation
Sequential Modeling
Measurements from 8
different driving cycles
^Pp = As + B2
s + C
min() =
PNi
=1
q
(Ppi ^Ppi )2;
1
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0
s:t: 0 C 15 -10 -8 -6 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8 10
Steering Angle [rad]
Pressure [-]
Validation
Route: Oss - Eindhoven
Energy cons. error =
1.7%
Improvement: steering
velocity
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Air Conditioning Compressor
ACC System
Compressor
Condenser Evaporator
Receiver+Valve
Cab
Interior
Low Pressure Vapour
Heater
core
Warm Ambient Air Cold Air Conditioned Air
Low Pressure Liquid
High Pressure Vapour
Blower
Cooling fan
Ambient Air
Hot Air
High Pressure Liquid
Cooling functionality is carried
out by the evaporator:
u(t) =
2
664
m_ a
Rh
Ta
Tc
3
775
y(t) =
2
4
Te
Pc
c
3
5
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Air Conditioning Compressor
ACC System
Compressor
Condenser Evaporator
Receiver+Valve
Cab
Interior
Low Pressure Vapour
Heater
core
Warm Ambient Air Cold Air Conditioned Air
Low Pressure Liquid
High Pressure Vapour
Blower
Cooling fan
Ambient Air
Hot Air
High Pressure Liquid
u(t) Evaporator y(t)
Cooling functionality is carried
out by the evaporator:
u(t) =
2
664
m_ a
Rh
Ta
Tc
3
775
y(t) =
2
4
Te
Pc
c
3
5
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Air Conditioning Compressor
Modeling
u(t) Evaporator y(t)
Cooling functionality is carried
out by the evaporator:
u(t) =
2
664
m_ a
Rh
Ta
Tc
3
775
y(t) =
2
4
Te
Pc
c
3
5
Depending on the compressor operation:
Two modes defined 8 Te 2 [Te;min; Te;max]
m1 ! (C = 1) ^ T_e = Ql+QaQe
Ce
;
m2 ! (C = 0) ^ T_e = Qa
Ce
;
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Air Conditioning Compressor
Comparison with literature findings:
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Percentage change in fuel economy [%]
All auxiliaries
removed
PSP
removed
ACC
removed
COF
removed
Payload 50%
Study case from literature
ALT
removed
ABC
removed
T. Hendricks and M. O0Keefe.Heavy vehicle auxiliary load electrification for the essential power system
program: Benefits, tradeoffs, and remaining challenges.In SAE Tehnical Paper Series, 2002.
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PSP Control Algorithm
Variable Flow Control
Variable flow
rate control
Steering
system
s
h T
p P
Q
e P
r P
For Qh 2 f10; 12; 14; 16g :
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Conclusions
Summary
Electrified auxiliaries enable Start/Stop and Zero Emission
Driving;
The electrification of the PSP and of the ACC brings
significant improvements in fuel consumption;
Variable flow control decreases the fuel consumption of the
PSP with approx. 50%
Future work
Develop improved control algorithms at unit level;
Synthesize a supervisory optimal controller for the
auxiliaries (integrated with the topology/techonology
selection).
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Conclusions
Summary
Electrified auxiliaries enable Start/Stop and Zero Emission
Driving;
The electrification of the PSP and of the ACC brings
significant improvements in fuel consumption;
Variable flow control decreases the fuel consumption of the
PSP with approx. 50%
Future work
Develop improved control algorithms at unit level;
Synthesize a supervisory optimal controller for the
auxiliaries (integrated with the topology/techonology
selection).
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Conclusions
Thank you!
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