Recent Advances and Applications of AI-Based Mathematical Modeling in Predictive Control of Hybrid Electric Vehicle Energy Management in China
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Current Situation of Hybrid Electric Vehicles
2.1. Domestic Development Status of Hybrid Electric Vehicles
2.2. Research Status of Hybrid Electric Vehicle Control Strategy
3. Concepts Related to Energy Management Strategy of Model Predictive Control
3.1. Concept of Model Predictive Control
3.2. Control Strategy Based on Optimization and Driving Conditions
3.3. Energy Management and Control Strategy of Hybrid Vehicle Based on Model Predictive Control
4. Hybrid Electric Vehicle System Analysis and Vehicle Model Establishment
4.1. Overview of Hybrid Electric Vehicle Power System
4.2. Principles of Modeling and Control Strategy for Hybrid Vehicles
4.3. Modeling and Control Strategy Formulation of Hybrid Electric Vehicle
5. Conclusions and Prospect
Author Contributions
Funding
Institutional Review Board Statement
Informed Consent Statement
Data Availability Statement
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
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Classification | Trait |
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Pure electric vehicle | It is a car powered by rechargeable batteries, with a long history of 86 years, but has been limited to some specific applications, and the market is very small. The main reason is that various types of batteries have problems such as high price, short service life, large volume and weight, and long charging time. |
Hybrid Electric Vehicle | This kind of vehicle can use both the internal combustion engine of traditional vehicles and the electric motor of fully electric vehicles for hybrid drive, reducing the demand for fossil fuels, improving fuel economy, and achieving the effect of energy conservation, emission reduction and greenhouse effect mitigation. |
Fuel cell electric vehicle | It uses hydrogen as fuel and reacts with oxygen in the atmosphere in the fuel cell installed on the vehicle to generate electricity to start the motor and drive the vehicle. In addition to electric energy, this chemical reaction only produces water. Therefore, fuel cell vehicles are called “authentic environmental vehicles”. |
Roll Stability Index | Advantage | Disadvantage |
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Lateral acceleration (roll threshold) or roll angle | Simple, intuitive and easy to implement. | The early warning performance is poor. It is impossible to predict the risk of vehicle rolling in the future. |
Roll protection reserve energy (RPER) | Suitable for road vehicles. | It is a static indicator, and the threshold is difficult to determine. |
Roll index (RI) combining roll energy and roll energy rate | Several indexes including roll angle, roll angle speed, yaw rate, lateral acceleration and vehicle speed are considered. | It is closely related to the index vehicle speed, and it is difficult to select an appropriate threshold for vehicles with large changes in center of gravity. |
Collision time (TTR) | Suitable for dynamic analysis, simple and easy to implement. | The evaluation index is single and the early warning performance is insufficient. |
Transverse load transfer rate (LTR) | Strong applicability, able to cope with various rolling conditions; Easy to implement and high in real time. | Tire load is difficult to calculate and measure. |
Parameter Item | Unit |
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Unladen mass | kg |
Frontal area | m2 |
Radius of tire | N·m |
Peak engine torque | N·m |
Peak torque of ISG motor | N·m |
Peak torque of rear drive motor | N·m |
Battery capacity | A·h |
Battery rated voltage | V |
Operational Mode | Engine | ISG Motor | Rear Drive Motor | Power Source |
---|---|---|---|---|
After-drive pure electricity | Close | Close | Drive | Rear drive motor |
ISG motor drive | Close | Drive | Close | ISG motor |
Engine drive | Open | Close | Close | engine |
Front axle hybrid | Open | Drive | Close | Engine +ISG motor |
Engine driving +charging | Open | Generate Electricity | Close | engine |
Pure electric four-wheel drive | Close | Drive | Drive | ISG motor +rear drive motor |
Hybrid four-wheel drive | Open | Drive | Drive | Engine +ISG motor +rear drive motor |
NEDC | UDDS | CUDS | Mean Value | |
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SMPC | 4.3988 | 3.6966 | 2.9286 | 3.6637 |
FTMPC | 4.5936 | 3.8814 | 3.1942 | 3.8939 |
PMPC | 4.2763 | 3.5250 | 2.7091 | 3.4927 |
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Zhang, Q.; Tian, S.; Lin, X. Recent Advances and Applications of AI-Based Mathematical Modeling in Predictive Control of Hybrid Electric Vehicle Energy Management in China. Electronics 2023, 12, 445. https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics12020445
Zhang Q, Tian S, Lin X. Recent Advances and Applications of AI-Based Mathematical Modeling in Predictive Control of Hybrid Electric Vehicle Energy Management in China. Electronics. 2023; 12(2):445. https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics12020445
Chicago/Turabian StyleZhang, Qian, Shaopeng Tian, and Xinyan Lin. 2023. "Recent Advances and Applications of AI-Based Mathematical Modeling in Predictive Control of Hybrid Electric Vehicle Energy Management in China" Electronics 12, no. 2: 445. https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics12020445
APA StyleZhang, Q., Tian, S., & Lin, X. (2023). Recent Advances and Applications of AI-Based Mathematical Modeling in Predictive Control of Hybrid Electric Vehicle Energy Management in China. Electronics, 12(2), 445. https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics12020445