2020
DOI: 10.1109/access.2020.2969494
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Multiobjective Optimal Predictive Energy Management for Fuel Cell/Battery Hybrid Construction Vehicles

Abstract: Fuel cell/battery hybrid construction vehicles (FCHCVs) have shown great promise; however, the complex working conditions of construction vehicles pose considerable challenges to the performance and energy management of a fuel cell/battery hybrid system. In this paper, multiobjective optimal model predictive control (MOMPC)-based energy management for FCHCVs is explored. A system model is established that includes an economic model and a lifetime model. In the MOMPC framework, multiobjective optimization is co… Show more

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“…A 315W-rated solar panel is analyzed based on the vehicle rooftop dimensions. This data-driven model enhances energy efficiency and sustainability [20,21]…”
Section: Reference Inputs and Their Ratingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A 315W-rated solar panel is analyzed based on the vehicle rooftop dimensions. This data-driven model enhances energy efficiency and sustainability [20,21]…”
Section: Reference Inputs and Their Ratingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of full-active and semi-active configurations, a two-step optimization method is used to define the best system size and power split [63,64]. The simultaneous optimization-based energy management and component sizing methods have been successfully implemented in previous works [65,66]. This is a plant/controller iterative optimization that consists of two nested optimization loops.…”
Section: Problem Definition and Two-level Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Li. T [9] developed a fuel cell lifetime model that accounts for cyclic load fluctuations.Yang Zhou [10] et.al. employed the duration time of four typical operating conditions to characterize the degradation and turned it into degradation cost.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%