With the increasingly prominent problem of environmental pollution, it is extremely urgent to carry out garbage classification. This paper designs an intelligent garbage classification system based on Internet of Things technology, The system is mainly composed of relay driving circuit, infrared induction, metal detection and humidity detection modules. Single chip microcomputer and multi-channel sensors are used to collect and process related data to realize metal garbage recovery, dry garbage and wet garbage classification and delivery, and the collected related data are displayed on the display screen through serial communication. The experimental results show that the system has the characteristics of simple structure, stable performance and convenient operation, which provides a feasible solution for the current garbage classification and treatment.
For reducing energy consumption of electric air conditioning (E-A/C) in electric bus, an E-A/C control method based on driving conditions (including the temperature of bus compartment, the number of passengers, the state of charge (SOC) of battery) is proposed. Firstly, the relationship between E-A/C cooling load and driving conditions is theoretically researched, then an E-A/C control method by dynamically adjusting compartment temperature is proposed. Secondly, an E-A/C model and a bus model are established and simulated in AVL Cruise and MATLAB, the results indicate that the proposed control method can reduce the energy consumption of E-A/C significantly, and effectively improve electric bus performance.
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