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Braking force distribution method of electromobile

A braking force distribution, electric vehicle technology, applied in the direction of brakes, etc., can solve the problems of increasing control complexity, reducing the safety of electric vehicles, and prone to locking of wheels.

Active Publication Date: 2019-06-28
HARBIN UNIV OF SCI & TECH
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However, when electric vehicles brake on roads with low adhesion coefficient (water, ice and snow), since most of the braking force is provided by regenerative braking force, the wheels are prone to lock-up, and the traditional anti-lock braking system of electric vehicles will reduce mechanical braking. Power, at this time, control the motor to reduce energy recovery, which increases the complexity of control and reduces the safety of electric vehicles

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[0047] Energy regenerative braking on electric vehicles brings two basic problems to the design of its braking system: one is how to distribute the required braking force between regenerative braking and friction braking, and to regenerate braking as much as possible energy; the second is how to distribute the total braking force on the front and rear axles to achieve stable braking performance. Normally, regenerative braking is only effective for the drive shaft. In order to recover as much braking energy as possible, the motor must be controlled to produce a specific amount of braking force. In order to meet the vehicle deceleration command from the driver, there must be sufficient total braking force at the same time.

[0048] Taking the ADVISOR2002 pure electric vehicle model as an example, the regenerative braking of electric vehicles is affected by many factors such as motor power, energy storage state of charge SOC, maximum bus current, and braking intensity. Therefore...

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The invention discloses a braking force distribution method of an electromobile, and belongs to the field of electromobiles. In order to solve the problems that when the electromobile brakes on a pavement of a low attachment coefficient, a motor is controlled to reduce energy recovery, the control complexity is increased, and the safety of the electromobile is reduced, the method is provided. Themethod comprises the following steps that according to braking intensity, the brake force of front and back wheels is distributed; the brake intensity, battery SOC and the total demand brake force aretaken as input, and the proportion of regenerated braking force to front-wheel braking force is output through a fuzzy controller; the regenerated braking force is subtracted from the front-wheel braking force, and friction braking force born by front wheels is obtained; a slip rate threshold value is set, the actual slip rate is taken as input, through backstepping control, the proportion of theregenerated braking force is reduced, and when the actual slip rate exceeds a required slip rate, the braking quota distributed to a driving motor is reduced through backstepping control; according to the method, on the pavement of the low attachment coefficient, energy recovery can be provided as much as possible, and the safety of the electromobile can be kept.

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technical field [0001] A method for distributing braking force of an automobile belongs to the field of electric vehicles, and in particular relates to a method for distributing braking force of an electric vehicle. Background technique [0002] Because existing automobiles use mechanical friction for mechanical braking, electric vehicles can use inertial drive to make the motor work in the power generation state. In this state, the braking torque provided by the motor can reduce part of the mechanical braking. Although the braking torque provided by the motor is not a mechanical brake, it can also form the friction between the wheel tire and the ground and provide the effect of deceleration braking force to the electric vehicle. At present, the energy recovery control strategy mainly adopts fuzzy controller, which takes the battery state of charge SOC, total demand braking force and braking intensity as input, and the output is the ratio of regenerative braking. The distri...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): B60T8/17B60T8/172B60T8/174B60T8/1763
Inventor 于德亮刘冬赵鹏舒王文嵩
Owner HARBIN UNIV OF SCI & TECH
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