THE PREDICTIVE CRUISE CONTROL
F Lattermann, Konstantin Neiß, Teresa Connolly, Stephan Terwen
Abstract
F Lattermann, Konstantin Neiß, Teresa Connolly, Stephan Terwen
Abstract
Predictive Cruise Control (PCC) is a system that enhances and works in combination with the existing Conventional Cruise Control. Based on a predictive algorithm and elevation information captured in a 3D map, PCC allows the vehicle speed to vary around the cruise control set speed within a defined speed band in an effort to reduce fuel consumption. As fuel consumption is a major portion of a truck's life cycle costs (LCC) and cruise control is used extensively in NAFTA regions, PCC can significantly reduce the truck's LCC.
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Predictive Cruise Control (PCC) is a system that enhances and works in combination with the existing Conventional Cruise Control. Based on a predictive algorithm and elevation information captured in a 3D map, PCC allows the vehicle speed to vary around the cruise control set speed within a defined speed band in an effort to reduce fuel consumption. As fuel consumption is a major portion of a truck's life cycle costs (LCC) and cruise control is used extensively in NAFTA regions, PCC can significantly reduce the truck's LCC.
Key concepts: Cruise, Cruise control, Fuel efficiency, Truck, Model predictive control, Automotive engineering, Control (management), Computer science