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Design Diversity of HEVs with Example Vehicles from HEV Competitions
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Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs) can be designed and operated to satisfy many different operational missions. The three most common HEV types differ with respect to component sizing and operational capabilities. However, HEV technology offers design opportunities beyond these three types. This paper presents a detailed HEV categorization process that can be used to describe unique HEV prototype designs entered in college and university-level HEV design competitions. We explored possible energy management strategies associated with designs that control the utilization of the two on-board energy sources and use the competition vehicles to illustrate various configurations and designs that affect the vehicle's capabilities. Experimental data is used to help describe the details of the power control strategies which determine how the engine and electric motor of HEV designs work together to provide motive power to the wheels.
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Duoba, M., Larsen, R., and LeBlanc, N., "Design Diversity of HEVs with Example Vehicles from HEV Competitions," SAE Technical Paper 960736, 1996, https://doi.org/10.4271/960736.Also In
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