Methodology of testing and optimal setting of an asynchronous traction drive for electric vehicles
This paper presents a methodology of tests of traction asynchronous drives applied in electric vehicles. It is similar to Urban Driving Cycle ECE-15 (UDC). The objective of the research is to verify the developed methodology through tests performed on a laboratory simulator, which consists of energy...
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doaj-0983307df341467c8881a3078a5059ad2021-02-02T03:19:20ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2018-01-012340200310.1051/matecconf/201823402003matecconf_bultrans2018_02003Methodology of testing and optimal setting of an asynchronous traction drive for electric vehiclesDimitrov Vasil0Todor Kableshkov University of Transport – Sofia, Faculty of Telecommunications and Electrical Equipment in Transport, Department of Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment in TransportThis paper presents a methodology of tests of traction asynchronous drives applied in electric vehicles. It is similar to Urban Driving Cycle ECE-15 (UDC). The objective of the research is to verify the developed methodology through tests performed on a laboratory simulator, which consists of energy-saving asynchronous motor controlled by a frequency inverter (converter). Vector Control on the drive is used for smooth speed regulation over a wide range at high values of efficiency and power factor. Contemporary measuring and control devices and special software products are used for capturing the dynamic characteristics when starting, stopping and changing the speed set point of the drive. Some of tests are presented and an experimental verification of the developed methodology is made. An optimal setting of the drive parameters can be made to minimize the electric energy consumption.https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201823402003 |
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Methodology of testing and optimal setting of an asynchronous traction drive for electric vehicles |
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Methodology of testing and optimal setting of an asynchronous traction drive for electric vehicles |
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This paper presents a methodology of tests of traction asynchronous drives applied in electric vehicles. It is similar to Urban Driving Cycle ECE-15 (UDC). The objective of the research is to verify the developed methodology through tests performed on a laboratory simulator, which consists of energy-saving asynchronous motor controlled by a frequency inverter (converter). Vector Control on the drive is used for smooth speed regulation over a wide range at high values of efficiency and power factor. Contemporary measuring and control devices and special software products are used for capturing the dynamic characteristics when starting, stopping and changing the speed set point of the drive. Some of tests are presented and an experimental verification of the developed methodology is made. An optimal setting of the drive parameters can be made to minimize the electric energy consumption. |
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