Object-oriented mathematical modeling for estimating electric vehicle’s range using modelica

Electric vehicles (EVs) offer a great alternative for decarbonizing the transport sector. However, insufficient recharging infrastructure and limited range increase the driver’s ‘range anxiety’. Furthermore, the autonomy information provided by vehicle manufacturers differs from the range obtained u...

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Electric vehicles
Library
Modelica
Modeling
Range
Automobile manufacture
Commercial vehicles
Electric vehicles
Energy utilization
Estimation
Libraries
Models
Computational model
Electric Vehicles (EVs)
Modelica
Modeling and simulating
Object-oriented modeling languages
Range
Specification sheets
Vehicle manufacturers
Modeling languages
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Object-oriented mathematical modeling for estimating electric vehicle’s range using modelica
title Object-oriented mathematical modeling for estimating electric vehicle’s range using modelica
spellingShingle Object-oriented mathematical modeling for estimating electric vehicle’s range using modelica
Electric vehicles
Library
Modelica
Modeling
Range
Automobile manufacture
Commercial vehicles
Electric vehicles
Energy utilization
Estimation
Libraries
Models
Computational model
Electric Vehicles (EVs)
Modelica
Modeling and simulating
Object-oriented modeling languages
Range
Specification sheets
Vehicle manufacturers
Modeling languages
title_short Object-oriented mathematical modeling for estimating electric vehicle’s range using modelica
title_full Object-oriented mathematical modeling for estimating electric vehicle’s range using modelica
title_fullStr Object-oriented mathematical modeling for estimating electric vehicle’s range using modelica
title_full_unstemmed Object-oriented mathematical modeling for estimating electric vehicle’s range using modelica
title_sort Object-oriented mathematical modeling for estimating electric vehicle’s range using modelica
dc.contributor.editor.none.fl_str_mv Serrano C. J.E.
Martínez-Santos, Juan Carlos
dc.subject.keywords.none.fl_str_mv Electric vehicles
Library
Modelica
Modeling
Range
Automobile manufacture
Commercial vehicles
Electric vehicles
Energy utilization
Estimation
Libraries
Models
Computational model
Electric Vehicles (EVs)
Modelica
Modeling and simulating
Object-oriented modeling languages
Range
Specification sheets
Vehicle manufacturers
Modeling languages
topic Electric vehicles
Library
Modelica
Modeling
Range
Automobile manufacture
Commercial vehicles
Electric vehicles
Energy utilization
Estimation
Libraries
Models
Computational model
Electric Vehicles (EVs)
Modelica
Modeling and simulating
Object-oriented modeling languages
Range
Specification sheets
Vehicle manufacturers
Modeling languages
description Electric vehicles (EVs) offer a great alternative for decarbonizing the transport sector. However, insufficient recharging infrastructure and limited range increase the driver’s ‘range anxiety’. Furthermore, the autonomy information provided by vehicle manufacturers differs from the range obtained under real-driving conditions. In order to estimate the actual range of an EV under different driving profiles, accurate computational modeling is required. This paper presents a library for modeling and simulating EVs using the object-oriented modeling language Modelica that allows calculating the energy consumption and the impact of different driving behaviors on the vehicle’s driving range. Each vehicle’s model only requires generic parameters that can be obtained from the vehicle’s manufacturer’s specification sheet. The parameters of the example models have been calibrated using vehicle parameters found in the literature for several commercial vehicles. © Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018.
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spelling Serrano C. J.E.Martínez-Santos, Juan CarlosDomínguez Jiménez, Juan AntonioCampillo Jiménez, Javier Eduardo2020-03-26T16:32:35Z2020-03-26T16:32:35Z2018Communications in Computer and Information Science; Vol. 885, pp. 444-458978331998997618650929https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12585/890110.1007/978-3-319-98998-3_34Universidad Tecnológica de BolívarRepositorio UTB5668277010055609096600Electric vehicles (EVs) offer a great alternative for decarbonizing the transport sector. However, insufficient recharging infrastructure and limited range increase the driver’s ‘range anxiety’. Furthermore, the autonomy information provided by vehicle manufacturers differs from the range obtained under real-driving conditions. In order to estimate the actual range of an EV under different driving profiles, accurate computational modeling is required. This paper presents a library for modeling and simulating EVs using the object-oriented modeling language Modelica that allows calculating the energy consumption and the impact of different driving behaviors on the vehicle’s driving range. Each vehicle’s model only requires generic parameters that can be obtained from the vehicle’s manufacturer’s specification sheet. 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