A new dual‐mode power‐split device is introduced in this study for application in the transmission system of hybrid electric vehicles. The new system provides two modes of operation and a supervisory control strategy is responsible to determine the vehicle's present operating mode. Based on the selected mode, which is done according to the driving conditions, maximum efficiency and minimum fuel consumption are achieved. Pontryagin's minimum principle has been applied for designing an optimal control strategy during which the Hamiltonian is minimised. The Hamiltonian is calculated by using Pareto maps which provide best operating points of the engine according to the power demand. The simulation results show improvements in fuel consumption for the new system in comparison to the Toyota Hybrid System as the first commercialised and the most accepted and popular power‐split powertrain system.
Energy management of a dual‐mode power‐split powertrain based on the Pontryagin's minimum principle
IET Intelligent Transport Systems ; 11 , 9 ; 561-571
2017-11-01
11 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
energy management systems , minimum fuel consumption , Pontryagin's minimum principle , power transmission (mechanical) , transmission system , hybrid electric vehicles , Hamiltonian minimization , energy management , Pareto maps , Pareto optimisation , dual‐mode power‐split powertrain system , supervisory control strategy , control system synthesis , optimal control strategy , Toyota hybrid system , maximum principle , dual‐mode power‐split device
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