Analysis and Design of the Power-Split Device for Hybrid Systems [electronic resource] /
Zeng, Xiaohua.author.
Wang, Jixin.author.
This book presents a comprehensive overview of power-split device (PSD) design. It discusses vehicle energy consumption characteristics, hybrid vehicle power request solutions, typical configurations, operating principle and simulation technology of PSD hybrid system, a multi-factor integrated parametric design method and a dynamic coordinated control method for PSD hybrid system. It also describes the finite element analysis, thermal analysis and optimization of the PSD based on a surrogate model, explains the theory behind the design and the simulation, and provides concrete examples. It is a valuable resource for researchers and the engineers to gain a better understanding of the PSD design process.
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters.
Cycle-based energy-consumption analysis and power demand of vehicle -- Planetary power-split hybrid systems -- Simulation technology of hybrid system.- Design of differential-based power-split device.- Thermal analysis of DPSD.- Engineering analysis of DPSD.- Multi-object optimization of DPSD based on surrogate model.- Some important issues in compiling the load spectrum of key powertrain components.
This book presents a comprehensive overview of power-split device (PSD) design. It discusses vehicle energy consumption characteristics, hybrid vehicle power request solutions, typical configurations, operating principle and simulation technology of PSD hybrid system, a multi-factor integrated parametric design method and a dynamic coordinated control method for PSD hybrid system. It also describes the finite element analysis, thermal analysis and optimization of the PSD based on a surrogate model, explains the theory behind the design and the simulation, and provides concrete examples. It is a valuable resource for researchers and the engineers to gain a better understanding of the PSD design process.
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