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EHICLES »A. Bouscayrol, K. Chen, D. Hissel, R. Trigui
(L2EP Univ. Lille1, FEMTO-ST Univ. Franche-Comté,
LTE-IFSTTAR)
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Outline
-1. MEGEVH and EMR
• French network on HEVs
• Energetic Macroscopic Representation
2. Common EMR of different HEVs
• EMR of a series-parallel HEV • EMR of other HEVs
3. Common control scheme of different HEVs
• Control of series-parallel HEV • Control of other HEVs
4. Validation of the common control scheme
• Toyota Prius simulation
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MEGEVH network
-Lille Paris Lyon Toulouse Valenciennes Belfort Laplace LTN LAMIH Bordeaux Coordination: Prof. A. Bouscayrol 6 projects 7 PhDs in progress 6 PhDs defended 7 industrial partners 10 academic Labs (Energy management of Hybrid Electric Vehicles)http://l2ep.univ-lille1.fr/megevh.htm
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HEV 1
MEGEVH-macro MEGEVH-strategy MEGEVH-optim Theoretical level MEGEVH-ESS MEGEVH-FC Vehicle levelHEV n
Development of methodologies of modelling and energy management independently of the kinds of vehicles• co-supervised PhD • collaborative projects
Paper Prize Award of IEEE-VPPC’08
• 7 PhD Defended • 6 PhD in progress • EMR as common tool
• generic model of HEV (Prize)
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Experimental plateforms, and vehicles
-plate-form « eV »
Real-time energy management
LTE plate-form « propulsion » plate-form
« storage devices »
LTE
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i
output = inputs
causality principle
accumulation of energy
energy distribution
u
action - reaction
principle
i
p=u.i
DCM1 DCM2 PE1 PE2 Bat. F res EM1 EM2Sources: generator or
receptor of energy
electromechanical
conversion
electrical
conversion
mechanical
conversion
Bat. Env.-8 RHEVE 2011 Bat. Env.
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Inversionbased control
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IFFRENT
HEVs
Funding of Regions “Nord-Pas-de-Calais”, “Franche-Comté” & EU (FEDER) within MEGEVH-macro project
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Carrier
Sun
Planetary train
Ring
[Chen 2008]-11 MEGEVH RHEVE 2011 ICE VSI1 EM1 VSI2 EM2 BAT Trans. R C S Fuel series parallel HEV ICE VSI1 EM1 VSI2 EM2 BAT Fuel Parallel HEV Trans. ICE VSI1 EM1 VSI2 EM2 BAT Trans. Fuel Series HEV
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EMR of a seriesparallel HEV
-EM 1 EM 2 ICE Brake Env. ICE EM1 EM2 Trans. R C S brake Tem1ref Tem2ref Tice-ref FBref vhev Fres Tem1 Tem2 Tice vhev vhev FB FT k2Ttm Wem1 Wem2 Wice [Wice Wem1 ] W tm Tem2 Tem2 [T1 T2 ] Wem1 Wem1 Wem1 Ttm -k1Ttm Wice Wice Wice Tt2 T2 T21 T1 T1 Assumptions:
no curve, no slip, global brake, etc.
2 state variables:
Wem1 = k vhev and Wice
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Models of other HEVs
-EM 1 EM 2 ICE Brake Env. Tem1ref Tem2ref Tice-ref FBref vhev Fres Tem1 Tem2 Tice vhev vhev FB FT k2Ttm Wem1 Wem2 Wice [Wice Wem1 ] W tm Tem2 Tem2 [T1 T2 ] Wem1 Wem1 Wem1 Ttm -k1Ttm Wice Wice Wice Tt2 T2 T21 T1 T1 Series-Parallel HEVs Series HEVs Parallel HEVs 0 and 0 , 0 , 1 2 1 k kR kS k , , 0 1 2 1 k k kR 0and kS 0 , , 1 0 2 1 k k kR 0and kS 0
same model but different parameters
Specific parameters have been defined:
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Example of a parallel HEV
-EM 1 EM 2 ICE Brake Env. Tem1ref Tice-ref FBref vhev Fres Tem1 Tice F B Wem1 Wice [Wice Wem1 ] [T1 T2 ] ICE EM1 EM2 Trans. S brake no EM2 k1=0 k2=1 kR=0 kS =0 grey part not activated
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ONTROL
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CHEME
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IFFERENT
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Funding of Regions “Nord-Pas-de-Calais”, “Franche-Comté” & EU (FEDER) within MEGEVH-strategy project
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Analysis of a seriesparallel HEV
-EM 1 EM 2 ICE Brake Env. Tem1ref Tem2ref Tice-ref FBref vhev Fres Tem1 Tem2 Tice vhev vhev FB FT k2Ttm Wem1 Wem2 Wice [Wice Wem1 ] W tm Tem2 Tem2 [T1 T2 ] Wem1 Wem1 Wem1 Ttm -k1Ttm Wice Wice Wice Tt2 T2 T21 T1
4 tuning variables: Tem1ref, Tem2ref, FBref, Tice-ref
1 objective: vhev (proportional to Wem1 ) 2 constraints: Wice and Tice
(proportional to fuel consumption)
How to organize the the control scheme?
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Tuning paths of a seriesparallel HEV
-Tem1ref Tem2ref Tice-ref FBref Tem1 Tem2 Tice FB FT [Wice Wem1 ] [T1 T2 ] Ttm T2 T21 T1 1 objective: Wem1
2 constraints: Wice and Tice
FB
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Inversionbased control
-EM 1 EM 2 ICE Brake Env. Tice-ref FBref vhev Fres Tem1 Tem2 Tice vhev FB Wem1 Wem2 Wice [Wice Wem1 ] Tem1ref Tem2ref strategy Tice-ref Wice-ref Wem1-ref kd1 kd219 MEGEVH RHEVE 2011 0 200 400 600 800 1000 0 50 100 Vehicle speed (km/h) t(s)
Simulation using MatlabSimulink
-same simulation model and same control scheme but:
• different topology parameters • different controllers
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ALIDADTION OF THE
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OMMON
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ONTROL
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CHEME
Funding of Regions “Nord-Pas-de-Calais”, “Franche-Comté” & EU (FEDER) within MEGEVH-strategy project
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Validation by simulation
Simulation of Toyota Prius II
-2778 0 7222 0 1, , , , R S T k k k VEHLIB Experimental validation LTE Common EMR
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Japanese 10-15 driving cycle
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 225 250 250 275 275 300 300 400 400 NICE(rpm) TICE(Nm) 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 225 250 250 275 275 300 300 400 400 NICE(rpm) TICE(Nm)
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HIL simulation HIL simulation
HIL simulation of a series HEVs
-T R S k 1, k 0, k 0,6 0 200 400 600 800 1000 0 200 400 600
Machine Speed - EM1 (rad/s)
t(s) 0 200 400 600 800 1000 -200 0 200EM1 torque (Nm) t(s) 0 200 400 600 800 1000 -200 0 200 ICE torque (Nm) t(s)
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HIL simulation of a series HEVs
-dSPACE 1103 NiMH Bat Inverters
Choppers
the common control runs in real-time!
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Experimental results
-using supercapacitor for battery emulation simple thermostat strategy
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Conclusion
-MEGEVH
• collaborative works on HEVs
• development of common tools for HEV’s studies • EMR as graphical energetic description
• inversion-based control method for control organization
Common control scheme for some HEVs
• same simulation model by adding topology parameters
• common control scheme (but different controllers and strategies) • validation of the common model using the Toyota Prius