Experimental research of transmissions on electric vehicles’ energy consumption

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Experimental research of transmissions on electric vehicles’ energy consumption (EN)

Σπανουδακης Πολυχρονης (EL)
Τσουρβελουδης Νικολαος (EL)
Δοϊτσιδης Ελευθεριος (EL)
Doitsidis Eleftherios (EN)
Karapidakis Emmanouel S. (EN)
Spanoudakis Polychronis (EN)
Tsourveloudis Nikolaos (EN)

journalArticle

2019


The growth of electric vehicles share of total passenger-vehicle sales is evident and is expected to be a very big market segment by 2030. Range of travel and pricing are the most influencing factors that affect their gain in market share. As so, powertrain development is a key technology factor researched by the automotive industry. To explore, among others, how the energy consumption of zero emission vehicles is affected by different transmissions, we developed, built and installed a variety of them on a custom hydrogen fuel cell powered urban vehicle. In this work we present a comparison of the effect, on the energy consumption of the proposed testbed, of a prototype custom build 2-speed gearbox and a single stage transmission. Results presented show a reduction of the overall energy consumption with the use of the 2-speed gearbox, compared to single stage, as well as the effect of gear change speed, related to speed, in energy consumption. Finally, a correlation of experimental results using a custom build CVT is conducted compared to single stage transmission. A comparison to simulation results found in literature is performed for all the transmissions tested on road. (EN)

CVT (EN)
Energy consumption (EN)
2-speed (EN)
Transmission (EN)
Gear change (EN)
Electric vehicle (EN)

Energies (EL)

English

MDPI (EN)

Πολυτεχνείο Κρήτης (EL)
Technical University of Crete (EN)




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