Energy consumption under different control strategies.

Energy consumption under different control strategies.

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The key to improving the fuel economy of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) lies in the energy management strategy (EMS). Existing EMS often neglects engine operating conditions, leading to frequent start–stop events, which affect fuel economy and engine lifespan. This paper proposes an Integrated Engine Start–Stop Dynamic Programming (IESS-D...

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... not only enhances the engine system's lifespan and reliabil also improves fuel efficiency by keeping the engine within its optimal operating ran longer periods. Table 4 shows that the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers under the RB stra 3.97L. Fuel consumption decreases to 3.49L under the DP strategy and further to under the IESS-DP strategy, representing a reduction of approximately 6.15%. ...
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... not only enhances the engine system's lifespan and reliability but also improves fuel efficiency by keeping the engine within its optimal operating range for longer periods. Table 4 shows that the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers under the RB strategy is 3.97L. Fuel consumption decreases to 3.49L under the DP strategy and further to 3.36L under the IESS-DP strategy, representing a reduction of approximately 6.15%. ...
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... not only enhances the engine system's lifespan and reliability but also improves fuel efficiency by keeping the engine within its optimal operating range for longer periods. Table 4 shows that the fuel consumption per 100 km under the RB strategy is 3.97 L. Fuel consumption decreases to 3.49 L under the DP strategy and further to 3.36 L under the IESS-DP strategy, representing a reduction of approximately 6.15%. Additionally, the IESS-DP strategy reduces fuel consumption by 5.35% compared to the DDRL/SS strategy. ...

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... belongs to a set of variables in system space. When the algorithm performs control at different stages, the objective function size of the current stage can be obtained by solving the state function of the algorithm, as shown in equation (9) Gnanaprakasam et al., 2023;Chen et al., 2024). ...
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