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Hybrid Propulsion Efficiency Increment through Exhaust Energy Recovery—Part 1: Radial Turbine Modelling and Design

2023

The efficiency of Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs) may be substantially increased if the energy of the exhaust gases, which do not complete the expansion inside the cylinder of the internal combustion engine, is efficiently recovered by means of a properly designed turbogenerator and employed for vehicle propulsion; previous studies, carried out by the same authors of this work, showed a potential hybrid vehicle fuel efficiency increment up to 15% by employing a 20 kW turbine on a 100 HP rated power thermal unit. The innovative thermal unit here proposed is composed of a supercharged engine endowed with a properly designed turbogenerator, which comprises two fundamental elements: an exhaust …

Control and OptimizationSettore ING-IND/08 - Macchine A FluidoRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environmentcompound engine exhaust energy recovery exhaust gas turbine hybrid vehicleEnergy Engineering and Power Technologyhybrid vehicle; compound engine; exhaust gas turbine; exhaust energy recoveryBuilding and ConstructionElectrical and Electronic EngineeringEngineering (miscellaneous)Energy (miscellaneous)
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Efficiency advantages of the separated electric compound propulsion system for CNG hybrid vehicles

2021

As is widely known, internal combustion engines are not able to complete the expansion process of the gas inside the cylinder, causing theoretical energy losses in the order of 20%. Several systems and methods have been proposed and implemented to recover the unexpanded gas energy, such as turbocharging, which partially exploits this energy to compress the fresh intake charge, or turbo-mechanical and turbo-electrical compounding, where the amount of unexpanded gas energy not used by the compressor is dedicated to propulsion or is transformed into electric energy. In all of these cases, however, maximum efficiency improvements between 4% and 9% have been achieved. In this work, the authors d…

TechnologyControl and Optimizationcompound engineRenewable Energy Sustainability and the EnvironmentThybrid vehicleexhaust energy recoveryEnergy Engineering and Power TechnologyCNG spark-ignition engineCNG spark-ignition engine Compound engine Exhaust energy recovery hybrid vehicleSettore ING-IND/08 - Macchine A Fluidohybrid vehicle; compound engine; CNG spark-ignition engine; exhaust energy recoveryElectrical and Electronic EngineeringEngineering (miscellaneous)Energy (miscellaneous)
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Design and Modeling of an Interleaving Boost Converter with Quasi-Saturated Inductors for Electric Vehicles

2020

This paper is focused on the analysis and modeling of DC-DC boost converters in interleaving configuration exploiting inductors in the quasi-saturation region. The converter is designed to optimize the power density by minimizing the size of the inductors. A simulation study for electric vehicle applications is conducted analyzing the effects of duty cycle and temperature variation on the ripple of the input current giving, moreover, information on the performances and dynamics of the converter for further implementation and optimizations.

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