Applications – Transportation Applications | Hybrid Electric Buses and Trucks - Batteries

Wolff, Sebastian; Schneider, Jakob; Balke, Georg; Zähringer, Maximilian; Büttner, Steffen; Schuckert, Maximilian; Jaensch, Malte

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-96022-9.00125-0

Encyclopedia of Electrochemical Power Sources 2025

DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-323-96022-9.00125-0

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Applications – Transportation Applications | Hybrid Electric Buses and Trucks - Batteries

Sebastian Wolff,

Jakob Schneider,

Georg Balke

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Spoilt for Choice: User-Centric Choice of Battery Size and Chemistry for Battery-Electric Long-Haul Trucks

Schneider,

Teichert,

Zähringer

et al. 2023

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With growing demands to save greenhouse gases, the rapid market introduction of BET will become increasingly important, with truck manufacturers announcing various models entering the market in the near future. Soon, truck operators will be faced with deciding which battery capacity and cell chemistry to choose in their next purchase. In this study, we evaluate the choice of battery capacity, regarding feasibility and cost-effectiveness, for trucks using NMC and LFP cell chemistry. Our results show that higher energy density allows larger NMC batteries to be installed, resulting in the ability to transport higher payloads at low charging powers. The LFP chemistry has to rely on higher charging powers of up to 700kW to transport the same payloads. When asked to choose a battery capacity for the individual use case, the smallest battery size should always be selected when only charging powers up to 300kW are available. However, the reduction in publicly charged energy can lead to cost advantages of larger battery capacities at higher charging powers. When deciding between the two cell chemistries, the LFP chemistry shows advantages in most cases. Only at high payloads and low charging powers the NMC chemistry shows cost advantages.

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Spoilt for Choice: User-Centric Choice of Battery Size and Chemistry for Battery-Electric Long-Haul Trucks

Schneider,

Teichert,

Zähringer

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Energies

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Applications – Transportation Applications | Hybrid Electric Buses and Trucks - Batteries

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Spoilt for Choice: User-Centric Choice of Battery Size and Chemistry for Battery-Electric Long-Haul Trucks

Spoilt for Choice: User-Centric Choice of Battery Size and Chemistry for Battery-Electric Long-Haul Trucks

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