The deployment of public charging infrastructure networks has been a major factor in enabling electric vehicle (EV) technology transition, and must continue to support the adoption of this technology. DC fast charging (DCFC) increases customer convenience by lowering charging time, enables long-distance EV travel, and could allow the electrification of high-mileage fleets. Yet, high capital costs and uneven power demand have been major challenges to the widespread deployment of DCFC stations. There is a need to better understand DCFC stations’ loading, utilization, and customer service quality (i.e. queuing time, charging duration, and queue length). This study aims to analyze these aspects using one million vehicle-days of travel data within the Columbus, OH, region. Monte Carlo analysis is carried out in three types of areas - urban, suburban, and rural- to quantify the effect of uncertain parameters on DCFC station loading and service quality.
Development of a DC Fast Charging Station Model for use with EV Infrastructure Projection Tool
2018-06-01
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Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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