An Economical Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Strategy Using Glide Mode
An adaptive cruise and economical technology, applied in the field of vehicle engineering, to achieve the effect of reducing the distance between vehicles, being easy to realize in real time, and increasing the fuel saving effect.
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[0036] refer to figure 1 , figure 1 The Lighthill-Whitham-Richard (LWR) model shown is a classic model describing the dynamic characteristics of road vehicle traffic. The model assumes an existing, widely used relationship between flow and traffic density:
[0037] q(x,t)=Q(ρ(x,t));
[0038] Among them, q(x, t), ρ(x, t) represent the vehicle flow and density at time t and space x respectively, the unit of q(x, t) is vehicle / h, ρ(x, t ) unit is vehicle / km. In this model, due to the continuous conversion of red lights and green lights, the fleet model will produce sparse fluctuations, for example, in figure 1 Due to the sudden red light ahead, the vehicles in front of the convoy that do not pass the stop line must slow down to zero, and the following vehicles behind will also stop accordingly. Area A is the normal driving speed of vehicles between the stop line and the intervention start line area The line is not affected by the red light or the vehicle in front. The slope ...
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