Highway Gradient Effects on Hybrid Electric Vehicle Performance

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In the current era, the public is receiving much devotion to hybrid electric vehicles as the subsequent technology pattern in the road transport sector. Three-wheeler ‘battery’ vehicles are extensively used for intracity transport facility in Indian cities. These vehicles are known as smart e-vehicle and have the potential to mitigate the carbon emissions of conventional vehicles. The driving range of three-wheeler e-vehicle is greatly affected by the gradient of terrain/highway. The projected research emphasis the highway gradient effects on a three-wheeler e-vehicle performance. Next, to examine the effects of road gradient on the three-wheeler e-vehicle, the dynamics motion equations are modelled and derived. Appropriate three-wheeler e-vehicle design parameters and constants are taken from the literature survey. Finally, simulations of the dynamic vehicle model are performed in the MATLAB® simulation tool to compute road gradient effect of zero degrees, three degrees, six degrees, nine degrees, twelve degrees and fifteen degrees, respectively.

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Waseem, M., Sherwani, A. F., & Suhaib, M. (2020). Highway Gradient Effects on Hybrid Electric Vehicle Performance. In Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering (Vol. 58, pp. 583–592). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-2545-2_48

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