The paper presents the results of theoretical analysis and mathematical modeling and implementation of algorithms for controlling the charging balance of battery in a low-voltage power network at low temperatures and at deep discharge of the battery as part of an intelligent vehicle control system with a combined power unit. The target of the research is to develop methods to prevent the critical discharge of the battery, methods of charging the battery and methods for control of the current state of the automotive battery. Experiments were performed, experimental data and graphs were obtained. The results of the research allow performing adjustment of the rechargeable battery charge balance management model and contribute to improving the energy balance of the grid, increasing the efficiency and service life of batteries.
The paper presents mathematical models and computational and analytical dependences, which make it possible to implement a system for monitoring the insulation resistance of a high-voltage power grid of a hybrid vehicle and make it possible to formulate requirements for the physical and simulation model of the software and hardware complex of laboratory tests. The purpose of the work is to determine the main functions and characteristics of the insulation monitoring system, its features, the principle of operation and methods of monitoring the insulation resistance, drawing up requirements for the simulation system. The introduction justifies the importance of monitoring in-sulation resistance and provides references to standards that regulate the requirements for the meas-urement and determination of mains failure. The block diagram of the vehicle power supply and the role of the insulation resistance monitoring system in this diagram are presented, the features of in-sulation monitoring are explained. The principle of operation of the insulation monitoring system and the use of the most common schemes are considered. The calculated dependencies for each of the presented schemes are given. These allow calculating the insulation resistance. The procedure for measuring the insulation resistance according to the ISO standard is described and the corre-sponding equations are given. For the presented circuit, a graph that explains the principle of the system's operation, when one of the keys is closed, the voltage across the measuring resistor changes with the normal insulation state of the positive and negative power supply bus of the high-voltage system is given. The conclusions provide a generalization of the presented mathematical model and formulate the requirements for the software and hardware complex, which allows simulation and mathematical modeling of electrical systems and their components in various operating modes. The paper explains the features of the software and hardware complex that allows to simulate changes in the insulation resistance and faults of the high-voltage power supply network for a vehicle with a hybrid power plant.
The paper presents the results of mathematical and simulation modeling, as well as calculated and experimental dependencies, which make it possible to evaluate the operation of the insulation resistance monitoring system of the high-voltage power grid of a hybrid vehicle. The work also provides circuits for measuring insulation resistance, a mathematical model in the MATLAB Sim-ulink environment, and the peculiarities of the operation of the software and hardware simulation complex. The aim of the work is to obtain the most reliable mathematical and physical model of insulation resistance, to determine the architecture of a high voltage battery with the IRM system included in it, to identify the key functions and characteristics of the IRM system, to test the simulation system. The introduction justifies the importance of the IRM system and provides references to standards that govern the requirements for measuring and identifying utility faults. The block diagram of the high voltage battery control system is presented. The composition of its main elements is described. The functions and key characteristics of the IRM system are considered, typical characteristics of insulation monitoring systems are given. A schematic diagram of determining the insulation resistance of conductors and an electric circuit is clearly considered. An equivalent circuit of a differential DC amplifier with a unipolar power supply is presented, which is used to amplify small differential voltages on a shunt when changing large common-mode voltages, which is part of the measuring circuit. Mathematical and simulation modeling was carried out to evaluate the method for calculating the insulation resistance according to the well-known scheme, which is used when measuring using the three-voltmeter method. There was considered the mode of checking the the insulation control system, when several test procedures performed containing simulation of the fault and operating condition of the insulation by connecting and measuring the test resistance. The results of physical simulation of the IRM system and measurement of insulation resistance, voltage between each of the high voltage supply wires and the high voltage battery case, voltage between the wires, battery voltage were obtained. The actual insulation resistance was calculated. The conclusions explain the effectiveness of physical and simulation modeling, obtaining a reliable mathematical model and low error in modeling the insulation characteristics.
Modern production management systems currently play a significant role for industrial enterprises. One of the main tasks of the energy manager is to increase production productivity, increase the efficiency of using fuel and energy resources, correctly select performing personnel, properly maintain technical documentation, and so on. All activities mean very painstaking work, which needs to be automated thanks to modern control systems using IT technologies. In this system, such systems are analyzed to meet modern production management requirements.
The article presents the theoretical foundations of the device and the principle of control of a power electric drive. An overview of the main structural elements and the requirements for the electric drive are made. Power electric drive control systems using inverter converters are considered: frequency-current control based on a current inverter; frequency-current control based on a voltage inverter; direct torque control; vector field control. The main provisions of the use of simulation and physical modeling in the development of an electric drive are presented. On the basis of the previous analysis, the best solutions allowing modeling the electric drive have been selected. The choice of the element base has been substantiated and the development of a physical model has been carried out.
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