Abstract
Since no engine clutch exists in the power-split system of the hybrid electric bus, the torque variations of the power sources (i.e., the engine, motor, and generator) are easy to cause system shock during mode switching. To yield a better control effect, the model predictive control (MPC) based dynamic coordination control strategy (DCCS) is considered as an effective solution to guarantee the drivability and reliability of the system. However, the existing MPC-based DCCS still have the challenge of model accuracy and computational complexity. Therefore, to solve the problem, a data-driven Fast-MPC(FMPC) based DCCS is proposed for a power-split hybrid electric bus in this paper. Firstly, to ensure the accuracy of the engine dynamic model, a piecewise data fitting method is proposed by analyzing the historical data of the engine. Then, considering the high dimension of the control model (based on the dynamics model of the power-split system), a fast solving method for the quadratic optimization problem of MPC is proposed with respect to the proper assumption and simplification. Finally, to verify the effectiveness of the proposed control strategy, offline simulation and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation experiments are carried out. Simulation results show that good driving comfort and real-time performance have been achieved. This research is expected to promote the application of MPC in the DCCS and further improve the dynamic performance of the power-split system.
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