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International Journal of Automotive Technology > Volume 23(6); 2022 > Article
International Journal of Automotive Technology 2022;23(6): 1681-1690.
doi: https://doi.org/10.1007/s12239-022-0146-3
ADAPTIVE ENERGY MANAGEMENT STRATEGY OF FUEL CELL SIGHTSEEING VEHICLE
Yingxiao Yu 1, Hongxin Zou 2, Jian Liu 3, Yan Sun 1, Jiading Zhou 1
1School of Automotive and Traffic Engineering, Jiangsu University
2Heli Industrial Vehicles (Panjin) Co., Ltd.
3CATARC Automotive Test Center (Changzhou) Co., Ltd.
PDF Links Corresponding Author.  Yingxiao Yu  , Email. yyx@ujs.edu.cn
ABSTRACT
To realize optimal power distribution between proton exchange membrane fuel cell and battery in fuel cell sightseeing vehicle, an offline extremum seeking-based optimized energy management strategy is proposed in this work. The simulation model of the vehicle and the electric propulsion is developed. The model is based on vehicle dynamics and real motor efficiency as constant DC/DC, motor controllers and transmission efficiency are considered. In order to improve the vehicle economy and component durability, a new improved strategy based on quadratic utility function is proposed. A multi-objective artificial bee colony algorithm is designed, and the optimal parameters of the improved strategy are solved by the algorithm. Simulation results show that compared with thermostat control, the proposed strategy can improve the driving range by 3.98 % and durability by 34 %. In addition, the strategy considers the SOC state and combines the historical output power information of the vehicle and its components.
Key Words: Fuel cell vehicle, Battery, Energy management strategy, Multi-objective artificial bee colony algorithm, Component durability
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