Yaw Stability Control of Electric Independent Driving and Braking Electric Vehicles with Rear Driving[J]. 2019, 53(1): 44-51.
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Yaw Stability Control of Electric Independent Driving and Braking Electric Vehicles with Rear Driving[J]. 2019, 53(1): 44-51.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201901006.
Yaw Stability Control of Electric Independent Driving and Braking Electric Vehicles with Rear Driving
The limitation of yaw stability control(YSC)for electric vehicles based on traditional hydraulic brake and the advantages of electromechanical brake(EMB)are analyzed. A YSC scheme based on electrically coupled brake and genetic PID algorithm is proposed. A simulation platform is built based on Matlab/Simulink. The proposed YSC and simulation platform are verified on step road and steering conditions. The vehicle is unstable due to the excessive yaw rate when there is no YSC control. The yaw rate can be controlled near the target value and the vehicle is stable when there is YSC control. During the control process
the working time of EMB is reduced by 3.93 s
which accounts for 88.9% of the total working time for brake
and the maximum brake torque requirement of EMB is reduced by 495 N·m
which accounts for 67.6% of the total brake torque. These results provide a possibility for the optimization of EMB. The coupled brake can reduce the energy consumption and can recover energy up to 31.25 kJ. This research may provide new ideas for optimization of EMB and further reduction of vehicle energy consumption.
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