Route Adaptation of control strategies for a hybrid city bus
Journal article, 1999

A series hybrid city bus with diesel engine and electric batteries is studied on a specified route. The study uses two different basic control strategies, “On/off” and “Continuous” strategy. These basic strategies are complemented in two ways. First, an “Adviser” strategy which filters the driver commands and gives driver support feedback based on the route data. Second, an “Adapter” strategy, which adapts and the control to the route, using different control depending on the vehicle present position. Simulation results are presented. They show that the adviser and adapter strategies improves both emissions and fuel consumption.

Author

Jan Andersson

Department of Machine and Vehicle Design

Roger Axelsson

Department of Machine and Vehicle Design

Bengt J H Jacobson

Department of Machine and Vehicle Design

JSAE Review

0389-4304 (ISSN)

Vol. 20 4 531-536

Areas of Advance

Transport

Energy

Subject Categories

Vehicle Engineering

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10/7/2017