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Nanoelectronics: Key Enabler for Energy Efficient Electrical Vehicles

机译:纳米电子:节能电动汽车的关键推动力

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Future Electric (EVs) and Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs) will provide more flexibility when choosing between primary energy sources, including those which are renewable. In general conventional ICEs vehicles transform between only 17 and 22% (depending on power train) of the fuel chemical energy with a typical primary energy consumption of 550-600 Wh/km (0.06 l/km). Efficient electrically powered trains can achieve conversion efficiencies greater than 75% from the batteries to the wheels, which corresponds to consumption in primary energy of about 390 Wh/km in the case where electricity is produced by conventional carbon based power plants, or only 180 Wh/km where the electricity is produced solely by renewable energy. The partial recovery of kinetic energy during braking gives rise to further improvement in the overall efficiency. The development of advanced smart electronic systems in power trains is therefore essential for delivering a considerable energy saving in terms of the most critical sources (oil and natural gas - NG). This paper presents the advances made in the overall power electronic modules for electric and hybrid vehicles, and which are addressed in the E^Car project.
机译:在主要能源(包括可再生能源)之间进行选择时,未来电动汽车(EV)和混合电动汽车(HEV)将提供更大的灵活性。通常,常规ICEs车辆仅在燃料化学能的17%至22%之间转换(取决于动力传动系),典型的一次能源消耗为550-600 Wh / km(0.06 l / km)。高效的电动火车可实现从电池到车轮的转换效率大于75%,这相当于在常规碳基发电厂发电的情况下一次能源消耗约为390 Wh / km,或者只有180 Wh / km,其中电力仅由可再生能源产生。制动期间动能的部分恢复引起整体效率的进一步提高。因此,在动力总成系统中开发先进的智能电子系统对于在最关键的能源(石油和天然气-NG)方面节省大量能源至关重要。本文介绍了电动和混合动力汽车整体功率电子模块所取得的进展,这些进展在E ^ Car项目中得到了解决。

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