Problems and Prospects of Agricultural Tractors with Hybrid and Electric Drivetrain Creating

Didmanidze, Otari N.; Parlyuk, Ekaterina; Fedotkin, R. S; Kryuchkov, Vitaly; Antonov, Dmitry

doi:10.1109/tirved56496.2022.9965504

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“…The study of electric tractors and the different aspects of the technology of such vehicles have been the subject of various papers [7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. The authors of [7] designed a small autonomous electric tractor with induction motors powered by Li-ion batteries.…”

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“…Examples of electric motors, power converters, and battery management systems were presented, along with recommendations and guidelines. The authors of [12] presented a detailed study of the problems that come with the conversion from diesel to hybrid or electric tractors. General requirements for a modern tractor were presented, such as high autonomy, low battery charge time, and easy maintenance.…”

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Agricultural vehicles, such as tractors, combines, and harvesters, are following the trend of commercial vehicles with a transition from diesel to electric propulsion. Seen as an integrated system, a full-electric tractor is a complex machine with many systems that have to be interconnected for efficient functionality; thus, the need for a central control unit arises. The purpose of this article is to present an electronic control unit that interconnects the powertrain, the hydraulic systems, and the auxiliary systems of a full-electric tractor, with an emphasis on optimization through software design. The article describes the hardware of the electronic control unit and the software state diagrams necessary to implement the functions required by the electric tractor. The results of this article show how, through software optimization, the performances of the tractor can be improved, with parameters such as the response time of the various equipment being a useful indicator of such an improvement. Furthermore, the implementation of trip memory and an easy-to-use human–machine interface allows for easy diagnostic of the electric tractor.

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New strategies and market segments considering integrated approaches have emerged as critical components in the energy transition. Agrivoltaics is one approach that has shown a lot of promise for offering advantages in the food-energy-water nexus. The agrivoltaic system involves the installation of photovoltaic panels above agricultural lands to generate electricity while also allowing for crop production. The paper “SWOT and TOWS Matrix Analysis of Agrivoltaic System” comprehensively analyses the potential strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) associated with implementing an agrivoltaic system. This study utilizes a SWOT analysis framework to identify and evaluate the internal and external factors that could impact the implementation and success of the agrivoltaic system. A TOWS matrix analysis is also conducted to formulate strategic recommendations based on the identified SWOT factors. The analysis results reveal that the agrivoltaic system has numerous strengths, including its potential to generate renewable energy, increase crop yield, and provide economic benefits to farmers. However, the system also faces several weaknesses and threats, such as high initial investment costs, land use conflicts, and potential environmental impacts. Based on the TOWS matrix analysis, this study provides strategic recommendations to maximize the potential of the agrivoltaic system while mitigating its weaknesses and threats. These recommendations include adopting a flexible pricing strategy, researching the system’s environmental impact, promoting collaboration between various stakeholders like government agencies, farmers, and energy service companies. Overall, this study provides valuable insights into the potential of agrivoltaic systems and the factors that should be considered when implementing such a system. The findings can help stakeholders make informed decisions and take appropriate actions to ensure the integration of agrivoltaic systems into agricultural practices.

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Problems and Prospects of Agricultural Tractors with Hybrid and Electric Drivetrain Creating

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Agrivoltaic: A Strategic Assessment Using SWOT and TOWS Matrix

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