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Computer Simulation of Electric-, Gas Turbine-and Gas Turbine Hybrid Electric Vehicles
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Computer simulations of a gas turbine series hybrid electric vehicle, purely electric vehicle and a gas turbine vehicle (with mechanical transmission) have been developed. The simulation results are compared with published results of conventional diesel and diesel-electric passenger cars, on the basis of a common engine type and driving schedule. The gas turbine series hybrid electric vehicle delivers the lowest emissions of all, although its specific fuel consumption (sfc) is higher than that of a diesel electric passenger car; the gas turbine hybrid electric vehicle's performance is however sensitive to the gas turbine size, battery capacity, and control law employed.
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Citation
Liebenberg, L., Nel, A., and Pullen, K., "Computer Simulation of Electric-, Gas Turbine-and Gas Turbine Hybrid Electric Vehicles," SAE Technical Paper 941733, 1994, https://doi.org/10.4271/941733.Also In
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