Research on Fast Matching Method of Power System Parameters of Parallel Hybrid Electric Vehicles

Research on Fast Matching Method of Power System Parameters of Parallel Hybrid Electric Vehicles

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Research on Fast Matching Method of Power System Parameters of Parallel Research on Fast Matching Method of Power System Parameters of Parallel Research on Fast Matching Method of Power System Parameters of Parallel Research on Fast Matching Method of Power System Parameters of Parallel Hybrid Electric Vehicles Hybrid Electric Vehicles Research on Fast Matching Method of Power System Parameters of Parallel Hybrid Electric Vehicles Hybrid Electric Vehicles Guo Bin*, Chen Hong*,Vehicles Song Dafeng** Hybrid Electric

Guo Bin*, Bin*, Chen Chen Hong*, Hong*, Song Song Dafeng** Dafeng** Guo Guo Chen Hong*, Hong*, Song Guo Bin*, Bin*, Chen Song Dafeng** Dafeng** Guo Bin*, Chen Hong*,Jilin Song Dafeng**,Changchun, * Mechanical Engineering Institute, University ** Mechanical Mechanical Engineering Engineering Institute, Institute, Jilin Jilin University University ,Changchun, ,Changchun, Jilin*China, (Tel:0086-431-85789186; e-mail: [email protected]). Mechanical Engineering Institute, Jilin University ,Changchun, * Mechanical Engineering Institute, Jilin University ,Changchun, Jilin China, (Tel:0086-431-85789186; e-mail: [email protected]). Jilin (Tel:0086-431-85789186; [email protected]). ***China, College of Automotive Engineering, JilinUniversity University ,Changchun, Mechanical Engineering Institute,e-mail: Jilin ,Changchun, Jilin China, (Tel:0086-431-85789186; e-mail: [email protected]). Jilin China, (Tel:0086-431-85789186; e-mail: [email protected]). ** College of Automotive Engineering, Jilin University ,Changchun, **China, College of Automotive Engineering, Jilin University ,Changchun, Jilin China, (Tel:13504410334; [email protected]). Jilin (Tel:0086-431-85789186; e-mail: [email protected]). ** of Engineering, Jilin ,Changchun, ** College College of Automotive Automotive Engineering, Jilin University University ,Changchun, Jilin China, China, (Tel:13504410334; e-mail: [email protected]). Jilin (Tel:13504410334; e-mail: [email protected]). ** College of Automotive Engineering, Jilin University ,Changchun, Jilin China, (Tel:13504410334; e-mail: [email protected]). Jilin China, (Tel:13504410334; e-mail: [email protected]). Jilin China, (Tel:13504410334; e-mail: [email protected]). Abstract: Aiming at the parameter matching problem of the single-shaft hybrid SUV power system Abstract: Aiming Aiming at at the the parameter parameter matching matching problem problem of of the the single-shaft single-shaft hybrid hybrid SUV SUV power power system system Abstract: whose engine power has been determined by problem the manufacturer, a fast matching method for dynamic Abstract: Aiming at the parameter matching of hybrid SUV system Abstract: Aiming at has the been parameter matching of the the single-shaft single-shaft hybrid method SUV power power system whose engine engine power has been determined by problem the manufacturer, manufacturer, a fast fast matching matching method for dynamic dynamic whose power determined by the a for component parameters based on determined automobile theory proposed. parameters of BSG motor, ISG Abstract: Aiming at has the parameter matching of the The single-shaft hybrid method SUV power system whose engine engine power been by problem the is manufacturer, a main fast matching matching for dynamic whose power has been determined by the manufacturer, a fast method for dynamic component parameters based on automobile theory is proposed. The main parameters of BSG motor, ISG component parameters based on automobile theory is proposed. The main parameters of BSG motor, ISG motor and power battery are obtained by matching. Then a joint simulation model is established based on whose engine power has been determined by the manufacturer, a fast matching method for dynamic component parameters based on automobile automobile theory is is proposed. The main parameters parameters of BSG BSG motor, motor, ISG component parameters based on theory proposed. The main of ISG motor and power battery are obtained by matching. Then a joint simulation model is established based on motor and power battery are obtained by matching. Then a joint simulation model is established based on Cruise and MATLAB/Simulink simulation software. The results of the joint simulation show that the component parameters based on automobile theory is proposed. The main parameters of BSG motor, ISG motor and and power battery are are obtained obtained by matching. matching. Then a joint joint simulation model is established established based on motor power battery by Then a simulation model is based on Cruise and MATLAB/Simulink simulation software. The results of the joint simulation show that the Cruise and MATLAB/Simulink simulation software. The results of the joint simulation show that the matched vehicle dynamics meet the design targets and the fuel economy is improved by more than 30%. motor power battery are obtained by matching. Then a joint simulation model is established based on Cruise and and MATLAB/Simulink simulation software. The results of the theis joint joint simulation show that the Cruise and MATLAB/Simulink simulation software. The results of simulation show that the matched vehicle dynamics meet the design targets and the fuel economy improved by more than 30%. matched vehicle dynamics meet the design targets and the economy improved by more thanthat 30%. Cruise and MATLAB/Simulink simulation software. Thefuel results of theis joint simulation show the matched vehicle dynamics meet the design targets and the fuel economy is improved by more than 30%. matched vehicle dynamics the design targets the fuel economy is improved by rights more than 30%. © 2018, IFAC (International Federation of Automatic Control) Hosting by Elsevier Ltd. All reserved. Keywords: Parallel Hybrid,meet Electric Vehicle, Powerand System, Parameter Engine. matched vehicle dynamics the design targets the fuel economymatching, is improved by more than 30%. Keywords: Parallel Hybrid, Electric Vehicle, Power System, Parameter matching, Engine. Keywords: Parallel Hybrid,meet Electric Vehicle, Powerand System, Parameter matching, Engine. 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rated power and Peak power of BSG motor are 8 kW and 13 kW respectively. Table 2. Vehicle design indicators Maximum speed in 30 minutes 140km/h

Maximum gradebility

0~100km/h acceleration time

Improvement of economic performance

≥26%@24km/h

≤12s

≥20%

2.3 ISG Motor Parameter Matching The ISG motor is mainly used for auxiliary drive needs in low-speed pure electric driving and high speed or large acceleration. Therefore, the power of the ISG motor must be assisted to meet the dynamic requirements of the vehicle: the maximum speed required when driving, the required power at the maximum climbing grade, and the accelerated demand power per-hundred kilometers is as in (3)

2.2 BSG motor and pulley parameter matching

Pv max  (

The BSG motor is used to realize the idle start and stop of the engine and the power generation function during driving. Therefore, the peak power of the BSG motor should meet the power requirement for starting the engine. Meanwhile the high-efficiency section is matched with the engine to improve work efficiency.

2  I e  ne + Tef 60

According to (3), when the vehicle is operating at the maximum speed of 140 km/h, the total demand power is 54.5 kW. At the same time, the target speed ratio of the CVT transmission at the highest speed needs to be calculated: the engine works on the best power curve to meet the vehicle power demand, and the engine can work at the maximum power when the ratio of the speed ratio is 0.56.

(1)

Where Tm _ bsg is the BSG motor peak torque (Nm), I e is the engine crankshaft inertia (kg·m2), ne is the engine Engine

In summary, when the vehicle is operating at the maximum speed, the total required power is 54.5 kW, the engine provides 54.5 kW, the ISG motor provides 0 kW.

speed (r/min), Tef is the drag torque when dragging the engine (Nm).

According to the characteristics of the engine, the maximum torque is 4000 rpm. However, considering that the ISG motor's high efficiency zone matches the engine, its rated speed is limited to 1500~3000 rpm. Therefore, the speed of the engine and ISG motor is controlled to 3000 rpm during climbing. At this time, the engine can provide 137 Nm of torque, can be obtained by the theory of the car, when the engine speed is 3000 rpm, CVT is the maximum speed ratio of 2.32, the corresponding speed is 27.3 km/h. According to the climbing speed and the torque of the CVT input shaft, the maximum climbing degree of the vehicle can be calculated as 26%. The maximum climbing grade corresponds to the required power is as in (4)

According to the engine mechanical power loss curve, the engine anti-torsion torque can be fitted and estimated. From the calculation results, when the engine speed increases to 1200 rpm within 0.3 s, the required torque is 61Nm and the motor peak torque provides a minimum of 61 Nm, and the rated speed is not less than the target speed. The engine and the BSG are coupled via a pulley. The product of the maximum speed of the BSG motor and the pulley speed ratio cannot be lower than the maximum engine speed 6000 rpm. Since the high efficiency area of the motor is usually located near the rated speed, the speed ratio between the maximum speed of the motor and the base speed is generally between 2 and 4, that is, when the maximum speed of the motor is 6000 rpm, the rated speed should not be less than 1500 rpm. In sum, the initial rated speed is 2000 rpm. Motor peak power calculation equation is as in (2)

Pmax = TM max  NMb / 9549

(3)

Where g is the gravity acceleration (m/s2), vmax is the maximum speed (km/h),  is the driveline efficiency (%).

When the BSG motor starts the engine, The torque relationship between them is as in (1)

Tm _ bsg 

mgf r CD Avmax 2 vmax + )  3600 76140

Pi max 

Where

vi C Av 2  (mgf r cos  + mg sin  + D i ) 3600 21.15

(4)

vi is the uniform speed when climbing (km/h),  is

the slope of the road (radian).

(2)

The total demand power of the vehicle when the vehicle is 27 % climbing at 27 km/h is 54 kW. The CVT speed ratio 2.32 is chosen and the engine is controlled to work at the maximum engine power corresponding to the current vehicle speed. The corresponding engine and ISG speed is 2963 rpm. At this point, the working power of engine and ISG motor are 8 kW and 13 kW respectively.

Where TM max is the motor's maximum drive torque (Nm),

N Mb is the motor base speed (r/min). Different speed ratios of the pulleys cause the BSG motor torque point to move. The speed ratio increases, the torque demand decreases, but the rotational speed demand increases. In combination with the existing motor conditions in the current market, choose a pulley speed ratio of 1.5 and the

From automotive theory (Yu, 2009), the need for acceleration time for the vehicle's drive power can be calculated as in (5) 12

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v2 v CD Avm3 1 tm ) (5)  ( m m + mgf r m tm + 3600hbtm 7.2 1.5 21.15*2.5

voltage of the battery (V) respectively, U b is the average battery operating voltage (V).

Where Pt max is the corresponding power demand for

In summary, the matching results of the power battery parameters for the hybrid vehicle are shown as below (Table 3).

Pt max 

automotive acceleration (kW), tm is the acceleration time (s),

vm is the acceleration speed at the end of the process (km/h).

Table 3. Selected Battery Parameter

According to the matching conditions, the total vehicle drive power for the 12 s acceleration to 100 km/h is 105 kW. According to the approximate change of the vehicle speed when the vehicle's limit is accelerating, and reasonably controlling the CVT ratio, the demand power of the engine and the motor are 80 kW and 25 kW respectively.

Continuous discharge power /kW 20 Capacity /Ah 6

Under the condition of half load, the vehicle's maximum speed simulation result can be obtained by setting the simulation speed of higher speed in Cruise(Fig. 2). The maximum speed of the vehicle can reach 179 km/h and the limit acceleration time of 0~100 km/h is 12 s approximately, As in Fig. 2. Under the condition of full load, the results obtained by setting gradually increasing speed and road slope conditions in Cruise (Fig. 3). It can clearly be seen the vehicle can travel on 27% climbing grade at 24km/h to meet the climbing performance index in Fig. 3.

Batteries are generally classified into two types: energy type and power type. Since the vehicle does not have a pure electric mileage requirement, the power battery is selected as a power type and its power demand is mainly considered when matching. The battery power level is related to the motor, that is, the output power of the battery must meet the power demand of the motor, as shown in (6)

Vehicle speed during rapid acceleration

(6)

200

Vehicle speed (km/h)

b m

Where  m and b separately for motor and battery efficiency (%), take the empirical value as average 0.9. The steady state conditions (highest stable speed and maximum stable climbing) determine the motor rated power is 18kW, then the battery continuous discharge power demand may be 20 kW; according to the 0~100 km/h limit acceleration working conditions, the demand of the motor peak power is 28 kW Calculated, the battery short-time peak discharge power demand is about 30 kW.

Cci Pm cmV

Wbat = C Ub /1000

Simulation vehicle speed Target vehicle speed

150

100 X: 12.1 Y: 100

50

0

0

50

100

150

Time(s)

Fig. 2. Vehicle speed during rapid acceleration. CVT input torque(Nm) Speed(km/h) Solpe(%)

Maximum climbing simulation

The battery capacity is related to its maximum charge/discharge capacity. When the voltage level is determined, its capacity is inversely proportional to its maximum charge/discharge current, as shown in (7). According to the relationship between battery capacity and energy, the energy demand of the battery can be calculated as shown in (8) C = Cci  I MAX =

1.728 Charge rate /C 10

On the basis of matching the parameters of the system components, using Cruise and MATLAB/Simulink simulation software to establish a joint simulation platform to verify the dynamic and economic performance of the vehicle.

2.4 Battery Parameter Matching

Pm

Power /kWh

3. CO-SIMULATION VERIFICATION

Comprehensive above the matching results of high speed, climbing, and acceleration conditions, It can be initially determined that the peak and rated power of ISG motor are 28 kW and 15 kW respectively, peak and rated torque are 90 Nm and 48 Nm respectively.

Pb =

Peak discharge power /kW 35 Discharge rate /C 20

(7)

30

X: 194.9 Y: 24.1

20

X: 194.9 Y: 27.1

10

Cycle target speed Actual speed Road slope

0 0 200

50

100

150

200

250

300

150 100 50 0

CVT input torque CVT maximum input torque 0

50

100

150

200

250

300

Time(s)

Fig. 3. Maximum climbing simulation results.

(8)

The vehicle driving mode is defined and the vehicle control algorithm is built on MATLAB/Simulink platform. In accordance with the requirements of the national standard,

Where Cci is the reciprocal of the maximum charge rate, and I MAX , V are the maximum discharge current (A) and 13

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the “Curb weight + 100 kg” is used to perform economic simulation under the NEDC cycle conditions. The simulation results of engine are as follows (Fig. 4, Fig. 5).

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Fig. 4. Location of engine operating points.

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Fig. 5. Time distribution of engine operating points.

The author(s) disclosed receipt of the following finacial support fir the research authorship, and/or publication of this article: This work was financially supported by the National Key Research and Development Program (2018YFB010590 0).

As can be seen from the engine operating point distribution in the universal characteristic map (Fig. 4), under the control of the control strategy, Appropriate power ratings of ISG motor, as well as the adjustment of CVT speed ratio make the engine work in the high efficiency range usually(1000~3000 rpm, 40~120 Nm), and the time ratio exceeds 86 %. And most of the engine operating points are located in low-speed, medium-load efficiency areas(Fig. 5). This will greatly reduce the fuel consumption of vehicle. In addition, the SOC difference before and after simulation is very small, and the electric energy proportion is less than 1 %. The comprehensive fuel consumption according to the national standard is 5.82 L/100km, which can achieve a fuel saving rate of 31.5 % compared with 8.5 L/100km for a conventional car, resulting in a better economic performance. 4. CONCLUSIONS For parallel hybrid vehicles with single-axis parallel configuration, vehicle theory methods are used and parameters of other key components of the power system are matched based on the engine power required by the manufacturer. On this basis, a joint simulation model of Cruise and MATLAB/Simulink was built to verify the dynamic and economical simulation. The results show that the proposed matching method can not only obtain the main 14