Development and calibration of hybrid electric vehicle operating strategies using simulations and a hybrid power train test bench
Andy Sittig, Georg Mumelter, Friedrich Rabenstein
Abstract
Andy Sittig, Georg Mumelter, Friedrich Rabenstein
Abstract
This paper presents a new approach to providing fast and efficient calibration of hybrid electric vehicle operating strategies during series production development. Using a combination of two development platforms - PC simulations and a hybrid power train test bench - hybrid functions can be optimized for conflicting goals such as low fuel consumption and high electric drive availability. This approach can help in reducing complexity for a more efficient development process. The paper also addresses requirements such as platform costs and flexibility.
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This paper presents a new approach to providing fast and efficient calibration of hybrid electric vehicle operating strategies during series production development. Using a combination of two development platforms - PC simulations and a hybrid power train test bench - hybrid functions can be optimized for conflicting goals such as low fuel consumption and high electric drive availability. This approach can help in reducing complexity for a more efficient development process. The paper also addresses requirements such as platform costs and flexibility.
Key concepts: Test bench, Flexibility (engineering), Calibration, Hybrid vehicle, Automotive engineering, Fuel efficiency, Hybrid power, Process (computing)