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InFigure12, thedrivetrain lossandPEloss in regionP(t=665–695s)ofFigure11areshown.
Thegear (9–150W),bearing(150–200W),andPGlosses (3–210W)(Figure12a)alwaysoccurwhenthe
vehicledrives. ThegearandPGlossesshowedanalmostzerovalueataninstantwhenthetransmitted
torque isverysmallduringregenerativebraking. AnMG1unloaded lossof400Woccurredwhen
MG1wasfreelyrotating, suchas in theEV#1andregenerativebrakingmode.WhenMG1works, the
MG1unloadedlossdoesnotappear. Instead, thePElossofMG1occurs (c). Thedrag lossesofBK1,
BK2,andBK3(b)were20–45Wwhentheyweredisengaged. InregionP,since theseriesmodewas
notused(e),BK1wasdisengagedandCL1wasengaged, causingadrag lossofBK1of30Wanda
zerodrag lossofCL1. TheBK2losswaszero in theEV#2modewhenitwasengagedbutshoweda
20Wloss in theparallelmodewhenitwasdisengaged. It is seenthatadrag lossof45Woccurred in
BK3whenBK3wasdisengaged. Inaddition,apumploss (b)of45Woccurred, supplyingthepressure
for theengagementofBKandCL1. InFigure12c, thePElossesareshown.TheMG2lossof400–900W
occurredbecauseMG2alwaysworkswhenthevehicledrives. TheMG1loss (500–700W)occurred in
theEV#2mode. TheHDClossshowedarangeof0–50W. InFigure12d, the totaldrivetrain loss is
shownwith thePEloss. It is seen that the totaldrivetrain loss (300–900W)wasalmost thesameas the
PEloss (385–1260W),whichdemonstrates thatdrivetrain lossshouldbeconsideredwhenevaluating
the fueleconomyforanewPHEVconfigurations.
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(a,b)Drivetrain loss; (c)PE loss; (d)Power loss; (e)Operatingmode.
InFigure13a,b, theoperatingmodesareplotted,whichprovide theminimumfuelconsumption
for thedemandedwheelpowerandvehiclespeed. Theoperatingmodewasselectedfromtheglobal
optimizationusingdynamicprogramming. It is seenfromthedynamicprogrammingresults that the
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Emerging Technologies for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
- Title
- Emerging Technologies for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
- Editor
- MDPI
- Location
- Basel
- Date
- 2017
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03897-191-7
- Size
- 17.0 x 24.4 cm
- Pages
- 376
- Keywords
- electric vehicle, plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), energy sources, energy management strategy, energy-storage system, charging technologies, control algorithms, battery, operating scenario, wireless power transfer (WPT)
- Category
- Technik