Abstract

BACKGROUND: Transport service providers and consumers specify requirements to vehicles for increasing energy efficiency, cost reduction, as well as improving ergonomics and comfort. Fuel costs are among the significant costs, so it is very promising to use vehicles with electric drives, such as battery-powered electric vehicles. It is very important for them to have energy-efficient control of traction drives that are the main sources of energy loss, characterized by high efficiency that helps to increase single-charge mileage. To achieve this, it is necessary to form the settings of the requested engine torque using the accelerator pedal only, taking into account traffic conditions, vehicle characteristics over the entire velocity range. AIMS: Development of the fundamentals and the law of determining the settings of the traction and regenerative torque of a traction electric drive, the run-out mode depending on motion velocity and the accelerator pedal position, taking into account the required level of comfort and ergonomics of control. METHODS: The law of determining the setting of the traction and regenerative torque of the traction electric drive, the run-out mode were modeled in the MATLAB/Simulink software package. RESULTS: The fundamentals of building the law of determining of the setting of the traction and regenerative torque of the traction electric drive, the run-out mode for effective control, increasing ergonomics and comfort of a vehicle, as well as the results of virtual simulation of the formation of settings in the MATLAB/Simulink in conditions close to the operational are given in the paper. CONCLUSIONS: The practical value of the study lies in the possibility of using the proposed law for determining the setting of the traction and regenerative torque of the traction electric drive, the run-out mode for the development of a traction drive control system for transport vehicles.

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