2014•Applied Mechanics and MaterialsOpen access

Parameter Matching and Performance Simulation for a Distributed Power Extended-Range Electric Vehicle

Da Wang, Chuanxue Song, Shixin Song

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In order to solve the problem of low power-mass-ratio and high curb-weight in existing extended-range electric vehicle, this paper proposed a distributed power design, and calculated the powertrain parameters of this design, which was based on a commercially available extended-range electric vehicle. Through parameter calculation and simulation, this design was proved to significantly lower the curb weight and manufacturing cost of an extended range electric vehicle, and improve the efficiency of regenerative braking at the same time, finally lead to longer mileage.

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In order to solve the problem of low power-mass-ratio and high curb-weight in existing extended-range electric vehicle, this paper proposed a distributed power design, and calculated the powertrain parameters of this design, which was based on a commercially available extended-range electric vehicle. Through parameter calculation and simulation, this design was proved to significantly lower the curb weight and manufacturing cost of an extended range electric vehicle, and improve the efficiency of regenerative braking at the same time, finally lead to longer mileage.

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In order to solve the problem of low power-mass-ratio and high curb-weight in existing extended-range electric vehicle, this paper proposed a distributed power design, and calculated the powertrain parameters of this design, which was based on a commercially available extended-range electric vehicle. Through parameter calculation and simulation, this design was proved to significantly lower the curb weight and manufacturing cost of an extended range electric vehicle, and improve the efficiency of regenerative braking at the same time, finally lead to longer mileage.

Key concepts: Powertrain, Electric vehicle, Automotive engineering, Range (aeronautics), Driving range, Matching (statistics), Power (physics), Engineering

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