Methodology for developing a mathematical model of an electric vehicle in compliance with its fundamentals design

Ecological, economic and transport problems of cities prompt humanity to search for new vehicles and ways of organizing urban transportation. Today, the use of electric vehicles in developed countries is gradually increasing. Production and sale of electric vehicles are relevant. There is a pote...

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Main Authors: О.M. Timkov, V.S. Hladchenko, M.M. Gordiienko
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Zhytomyr Polytechnic State University 2019-12-01
Series:Технічна інженерія
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Online Access:http://ten.ztu.edu.ua/article/view/186410/186043
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Summary:Ecological, economic and transport problems of cities prompt humanity to search for new vehicles and ways of organizing urban transportation. Today, the use of electric vehicles in developed countries is gradually increasing. Production and sale of electric vehicles are relevant. There is a potential demand for such products from consumers. The disposal of existing vehicles equipped with ICE given their large number creates a significant social problem. One way to solve it is to convert them into hybrid and electric cars. Very often, such re-equipment is carried out by the owners of old cars with internal combustion engines, while no studies are carried out on its feasibility. The lack of methods for calculating the operational properties of converted vehicles complicates this process. The development of a methodology for compiling a mathematical model of a power plant and the movement of a converted vehicle of categories M1 and N1 is an urgent task. With the help of which it would be possible to determine its operational performance. To develop a methodology for compiling a mathematical model of electric vehicle motion, a layout design of a front-wheel drive car was selected. As applied to the mechanical system of an electric vehicle with one degree of freedom, the equation of motion in generalized coordinates, the Lagrange equations, is used for the mathematical description of dynamic processes. To determine the generalized force, it is necessary to determine the elementary work of all the forces and moments acting on the car during its movement. As a generalized coordinate in the electric drive, the angular displacement of the motor shaft is accepted, to which the parameters of all the mechanical links of the system are given. Equations of electric vehicle motion corresponding to its mechanical design is obtained.
ISSN:2706-5847
2707-9619