Abstract

Purpose. Creation a computer model of electric drive of an electric vehicle with the possibility of modeling in slippage modes, as well as the subsequent determination of slippage detection method as early as possible to further reducing or preventing slippage. Methodology. Mathematical analysis and modeling. Findings. Mathematical models in the structural form of the control system, power converter and motor are added in a simplified way, as the blocks. For compiling a computer model, the blocks of the control system and the power converter will be assembled using models of elements of power electric circuits. The model allows the ED simulation with a huge number of parameters varying – modeling slipping processes with one or two wheels, a sharp change in engine parameters, failure of one of the components of the power circuit, etc. Using the Simulink and SimPower packages of the Matlab software package, as well as the block diagram of the electric drive, a computer model of the ED was synthesized. Computer simulation of dynamic processes in the electric drive during a collision, as well as pulling away on the road surface with a reduced coefficient of friction, was carried out. The obtained diagrams fully correspond to the real physical processes occurring in the electric vehicle and give reason to believe that the constructed mathematical and computer models are adequate. Proceeding from this, electromechanical transients in the electric drive during acceleration with slipping and one wheel runover a road surface with reduced traction were obtained and analyzed. As a result of this analysis, the most optimal and reliable way to determine the skidding mode for its further elimination was determined. Originality. Computer model of the asynchronous electric drive of an electric vehicle with a detailed mechanical part, taking into account the mechanical differential gear, was built. The model allows the ED simulation with a huge number of parameters varying – modeling slipping processes with one or two wheels, a sharp change in engine parameters, failure of one of the components of the power circuit, etc. Practical value. Computer simulation was carried out for two modes: start of electric vehicle movement , when one of the wheels has been of on the road surface with a reduced coefficient of adhesion (0,1) since launch and acceleration with a collision with a surface with a reduced coefficient of adhesion (0,1) with one wheel at the moment of time of 6.3 s.

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