Effects of engine thermal transients on the energy management of series hybrid solar vehicles
Effects of engine thermal transients on the energy management of series hybrid solar vehicles
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The paper focuses on investigating thermal-transients effects, associated to intermittent use of internal combustion engine (ICE), on fuel economy and hydrocarbon (HC) emissions of series hybrid solar vehicles (HSVs). An offline, non-linear constrained optimization is set-up to individuate the ICE power trajectory that simultaneously minimizes fuel consumption, suitably operates the battery and fully exploits daily solar contribution. The results highlight the importance of including thermal transients in HSV energy management. The combined effects of engine, generator and battery losses, along with cranking energy and thermal transients, produce non-trivial solutions for the engine/generator group, which should not necessarily operate at its maximum efficiency.
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Effects of engine thermal transients on the energy management of series hybrid solar vehicles
Einflüsse der thermischen Transienten des Motors auf das Energiemanagement von Serien-Hybridsolarfahrzeugen
2010
8 Seiten
Conference paper
English
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