Design peculiarities aspects of electrifi ed vehicles with a combined power unit based on fuel cells
https://doi.org/10.51187/0135-3152-2021-1-47-58
Abstract
Introduction (problem statement and relevance). The problem of environmental pollution has been especially acute in recent decades. Vehicle manufacturers are putting a lot of effort and money into developing alternative energy sources. One of these sources is the fuel cell.
The purpose of the study was a general analysis of the parameters of power units of passenger and freight vehicles that used fuel cells.
Methodology and research methods. Based on a virtual experiment a regression analysis to calculate the fuel cell required power was carried out depending on the load and conditions of vehicle movements.
Scientifi c novelty and results. Simulation modeling of various lithium-ion traction batteries as part of a combined power unit of a vehicle has been carried out. Simulation modeling was carried out in order to determine the energy balance of a combined power unit in the urban cycle, taking into account the variation in the parameters of the cycle load and energy consumption for the auxiliary systems of the electrobus.
The practical signifi cance of the analysis performed and the dependencies obtained lies in the fact that they can be used when selecting the power of fuel cells in the design of a large class passenger vehicle.
About the Authors
R. Sh. Biksaleev
Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Central Scientifi c Research Automobile and Automotive Engines Institute” (FSUE “NAMI”)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Biksaleev R.Sh., postgraduate
Moscow 125438
K. E. Karpukhin
Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Central Scientifi c Research Automobile and Automotive Engines Institute” (FSUE “NAMI”)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Karpukhin K.E., PhD (Eng), associate professor project director
Moscow 125438
R. R. Malikov
Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Central Scientifi c Research Automobile and Automotive Engines Institute” (FSUE “NAMI”)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Malikov R.R., postgraduate
Moscow 125438
A. V. Klimov
Moscow Automobile and Road Construction State Technical University (MADI)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Klimov A.V., PhD (Eng) senior lecturer
Moscow 125319
F. A. Ryabtsev
Moscow Automobile and Road Construction State Technical University (MADI)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Ryabtsev F.A., student
Moscow 125319
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Biksaleev R.Sh., Karpukhin K.E., Malikov R.R., Klimov A.V., Ryabtsev F.A. Design peculiarities aspects of electrifi ed vehicles with a combined power unit based on fuel cells. Trudy NAMI. 2021;(1):47-58. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.51187/0135-3152-2021-1-47-58
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