WO2006053624A1 - Verfahren zur steuerung eines betriebs eines hybridkraftfahrzeugs sowie hybridfahrzeug - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for controlling an operation of a motor vehicle with a hybrid drive unit comprising an internal combustion engine and additionally at least one, optionally switchable in a motor or generator operation electric machine, wherein the electric machine powered in generator operation, for example, an electrical system of the vehicle and / or loads an energy store.
- the invention further relates to a hybrid vehicle with a corresponding control.
- hybrid vehicle refers to motor vehicles in which at least two drive units are combined, which use different energy sources to provide the power for the vehicle drive.
- Today's hybrid vehicles are therefore predominantly equipped with a combination of internal combustion engine and one or more electric machines.
- Two different hybrid concepts can be distinguished.
- serial or sequential hybrid concepts the vehicle drive takes place exclusively via the electric machine, while the internal combustion engine generates the electric current for charging an energy store supplying the electric motor or for direct feeding of the electric motor via a separate generator.
- parallel hybrid concepts are preferred today, at least in car applications, in which the vehicle drive can be represented both by the internal combustion engine and by the electric motor.
- the electrical machines used in such parallel concepts can be operated either by motor or generator.
- the electric motor in engine operation is typically connected to the internal combustion engine at operating points with higher vehicle loads.
- it can take over the function of a starter motor for the internal combustion engine.
- the electric motor in the internal combustion engine traction drive is operated mainly as a generator, wherein a thus generated electric power of the electric motor is used, for example, to charge the energy storage and / or to supply an electrical system.
- the regenerative operation of one electric motor can also be used to supply another.
- ASM asynchronous machines
- PSM permanently excited synchronous machines
- the object of the present invention is to propose a method for controlling a hybrid vehicle, which permits a more effective and, as a result, fuel-saving use of the electric machine (s) in a parallel hybrid concept.
- the operation of the electrical machine in regenerative operation takes place at alternating intervals (pulse charging operation) as a function of compliance with predetermined boundary conditions, wherein
- the electric machine in a first interval, is operated with a first, high electric power output, which is greater than a current power consumption of the electrical system of the motor vehicle, and
- the electric motor high electrical power to charge the electrical energy storage (to its nominal state of charge plus a buffer amount) and / or on the other hand to supply the electrical system of Motor vehicle, which is understood as both the power consumed by the electrical loads and to charge an optional backup battery (typically a 12V vehicle battery).
- the supply of the electrical system in the second interval essentially takes place from the energy store (and optionally from the vehicle battery) filled up in the first interval.
- the switching between the intervals of the generator operation in response to predetermined threshold values for a state of charge of the energy storage of the electric machine is ended when the state of charge of the energy store reaches an upper switching threshold, whereas the second interval (switched-off electric machine) is ended when the state of charge of the energy store reaches a lower switching threshold.
- the state of charge of the energy storage oscillates to a desired state of charge.
- the upper and lower thresholds may be set at the same or different distance from the desired state of charge.
- the desired state of charge is calculated as a function of the operating point as well as as a function of the energy storage size and the energy storage type as a compromise between the recuperation potential, the boost potential, the energy storage life and the cold start safety.
- boundary conditions are preferably specified which ensure that the performance of the pulsed operation results in an improvement in efficiency compared to a continuous operation with low power output.
- for the approval of the method particularly preferably falls below a threshold for a current power requirement of electrical system or energy storage, preferably required for the total power requirement of both.
- the actual power requirement of the electrical energy store is understood to mean an electrical charge required for filling the energy store to a predefinable charge state, which as a rule is less than the maximum charge state.
- a further threshold value is a ratio of the current Power requirement of electrical system and / or energy storage to a - according to a current operating point of the vehicle - currently maximum possible generator power output of the electric machine concerns.
- the method is particularly preferably used when the electric machine is operated in areas in which the efficiency curve of the electrical machine has only a low speed dependency.
- the alternating pulse charging operation of the electric motor is made dependent on an efficiency balance which is carried out before and during the alternating operation.
- the alternating operation according to the invention is carried out (and so long) only if the balancing results in reaching or exceeding a threshold value for an efficiency advantage to be achieved compared to the conventional continuous operation.
- the balancing is particularly preferably also considered a load point shift of the internal combustion engine, which takes place to compensate for the resulting with the load point shift of the electric motor higher drive torque of the internal combustion engine.
- predefinable boundary conditions may relate to the representability of the pulse charging operation. For example, it may be required that the desired state of charge of the energy store is within a certain range, in particular a minimum distance to an upper and a lower permissible limit value for the state of charge. This is necessary in order to be able to represent the amplitudes for the alternating state of charge by the desired state of charge. According to a further advantageous variant of the method, the desired state of charge is deliberately set in such a way that a sufficient distance for exercising the pulse charging operation to the upper and lower permissible limit value is maintained.
- the torque changes caused by the pulse charging method according to the invention are compensated by the internal combustion engine, in particular in the form of an increase in the cylinder charge in order to avoid adverse effects on the driving behavior. Since, however, any moment compensation can only take place with limited speed and accuracy, it is preferably provided to specify further boundary conditions which permit the implementation of the alternating generator operation according to the invention only in operating situations in which only relatively weak torque changes occur or are easily compensated.
- alternate operation may be allowed if at least one of the following conditions relating to torque compensation is met: - Maintaining a minimum distance of a current torque of the internal combustion engine to a maximum engine torque (full load characteristic), in particular the current engine torque should be at most 75%, preferably at most 85%, more preferably at most 90% of the full load torque;
- - having a current minimum vehicle speed, in particular of at least 15 km / h, preferably of at least 25 km / h, more preferably of at least 40 km / h;
- the invention further relates to a motor vehicle with hybrid drive, which comprises control means with which the inventive alternating regenerative operation of the electric machine according to the above explanations can be controlled.
- control means according to the invention comprise a program algorithm for controlling the pulse charging operation according to the invention, which can be stored in a general engine control or a separate control unit.
- FIG. 1 shows schematically the structure of a hybrid drive unit according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows a generator efficiency map of an asynchronous machine
- Figure 3 is a regenerative efficiency map of a permanently energized
- Figure 4 shows time courses of an energy storage state of charge, a generator
- a total of 10 designates a parallel hybrid drive unit of a hybrid vehicle not shown in detail.
- the drive of the vehicle takes place optionally or simultaneously by a conventional internal combustion engine 12 (petrol or diesel engine) and an electric machine (electric motor) 14, both of which act on the same shaft, in particular on the crankshaft of the internal combustion engine 12.
- the connection of the E -Machine 14 to the engine crankshaft can be done in various ways.
- the electric motor 14 may be connected directly or via a coupling with the crankshaft or via a belt drive, a toothed belt, a transmission or another non-positive and / or positive connection.
- Internal combustion engine 12 and electric motor 14 are connected via an automatic or manual transmission 16 with an indicated drive train 18.
- the decoupling of the drive shafts of the internal combustion engine 12 and the electric motor 14 from the transmission 16 via a clutch 20 which can be opened by operating a clutch pedal, not shown by the driver and is closed when Tin ⁇ actuation.
- an additional clutch 22 is also indicated.
- Such an additional clutch 22 allows the separate decoupling of the internal combustion engine 12 from the drive train 18 or from the electric motor 14, which basically results in the advantage that when the internal combustion engine 12 is switched off, its mechanical frictional resistances do not have to be dragged along.
- the additional clutch 22 thus causes an additional potential savings of fuel, but is associated with a considerable cost, design and space requirements.
- the additional clutch 22 between the internal combustion engine 12 and the electric motor 14 is in principle conceivable, but is preferably not provided.
- the electric motor 14 which may be, for example, a three-phase asynchronous motor or synchronous motor, can optionally be operated in motor or generator mode.
- motor Operation drives the electric motor 14 to the drive train 18 while consuming electrical energy (electricity), which refers to them from an energy storage 24.
- electrical energy which refers to them from an energy storage 24.
- capacitor memories are preferably used, which have a significantly higher injection and Aus Grande für Willsgrade compared to batteries (for example, lead-acid, nickel-metal hydride or lithium-ion batteries).
- the energy storage 24 may also be a combined system consisting of a battery (30 su) and a parallel-connected capacitor memory, wherein preferably the capacitor storage takes over the majority of the cyclic storage and withdrawal processes.
- the engine operation of the electric motor 14 may assist the powered-on engine 12, for example, to quickly display high torques.
- the electric motor 14 is driven by the internal combustion engine 12 or a thrust of the vehicle and converts the kinetic energy into electrical energy for replenishing the energy store 24 and for supplying an indicated on 26 vehicle electrical system of the vehicle.
- the electrical system 26 includes a plurality of electrical consumers 28 and may optionally include a backup battery 30, usually a conventional 12V vehicle battery included.
- An intermediate DC / DC converter 32 controls the regenerated energy of the electric motor 14 down to the required voltage of 12 V for the vehicle electrical system 26.
- the switching of the electric motor 14 between the motor and generator operation is performed by a power electronics 34, which at the same time - depending on the type of electrical machine - possibly required Umplatz between direct and alternating current by means of a built-in inverter.
- the power electronics 34 also takes over a speed and / or torque control of the electric motor 14 in the motor mode or a regulation of the electrical power generated in the generator mode. For these purposes, about a rotational speed of the stator rotating field (in three-phase machines) is changed or changed by influencing the excitation voltage or excitation current strength, a magnetic field strength.
- the possible manipulated variables in this regard are again dependent on the machine type.
- the stator voltage and frequency of an asynchronous motor can be varied steplessly by means of a frequency converter, in order to change the delivered regenerative power at a given speed.
- the vehicle drive is predominantly carried out by the internal combustion engine 12, which is started by the designed as a starter generator electric motor 14.
- the electric motor 14 also adopts a boost function in that it is connected to the vehicle drive in high-load situations, in particular during acceleration of the vehicle (motor operation).
- the electric motor 14 has a so-called recuperation function, by converting the kinetic energy into kinetic energy to charge the energy store 24 during generator operation and thus simultaneously providing a braking torque.
- the inventive control of the electric machine develops its advantages, especially in so-called mild hybrid vehicles.
- These are hybrid vehicles with electric motors with relatively low power of at most 25 kW, in particular of at most 205 kW, usually of at most 15 kW.
- electric motors are used with a power preferably in the range of 7 to 20 kW, more preferably of about 15 kW.
- the control of the operation of the internal combustion engine 12 and the power electronics 34 is effected by an engine control unit 36, in which a controller (indicated at 38) is integrated in the form of a program algorithm, with which the operation according to the invention described below, the electric machine 14 in an alternating generator mode ( Pulslade réelle) is feasible.
- the controller 38 may be provided in a separate control unit.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 show regenerative efficiency maps of an asynchronous machine (FIG. 2) and a permanently excited synchronous machine (FIG. 3) as a function of the engine rotational speed n and the dynamically generated torque M.
- the (negative) generator torque M is equivalent to a generator-generated electric power the electric motor 14 or a force exerted on the crankshaft braking torque.
- points of equal efficiency are illustrated by the characteristics.
- the internal closed characteristics correspond to higher efficiency ranges, which decrease to the outside.
- the permanently excited synchronous machine typically has very high efficiencies in a limited characteristic field range, which drop sharply at higher rotational speeds.
- Figure 2 illustrates that the asynchronous machine usually has somewhat lower peak efficiencies, but relatively high efficiencies even at high speeds. Both machine types have in common that at very low Torque requirements and correspondingly small electrical outputs, the efficiencies drop significantly, that is, relatively much kinetic energy is consumed for relatively little generator generated power.
- a residual braking torque or a residual torque of the electrical power even if there is no torque request to the machine.
- the asynchronous machine can be completely de-energized magnetically with a zero power requirement and thus switched off virtually lossless.
- the advantageous effect of the method according to the invention in the asynchronous machine is particularly effective.
- the method according to the invention is fundamentally applicable to all types of electric machines, preferably those which can be switched off almost lossless in the case of a zero power requirement.
- graphs 100 and 102 illustrate the timing of a state of charge LZ of the energy storage 24 in a conventional continuous generator operation or in an alternating (pulsed) generator operation according to the present invention.
- Graphs 104 and 106 illustrate the time profiles of a negative torque M (braking torque) generically generated by the electric machine 14, which is equivalent to a supplied electrical power, according to the conventional or the inventive method.
- the lower part of the figure shows the course of the vehicle speed vfzg (graph 108).
- FIG. 4 a constant operating phase of the hybrid vehicle-recognizable by the constant vehicle speed vfzg-and a currently given, relatively low electrical power consumption of the vehicle electrical system 26 are assumed by way of example.
- the electric machine 14 is operated as a generator with a constant, low torque (graph 104).
- This moment corresponds to an electrical power according to the current electrical system requirements, whereby electrical losses are taken into account by the electrical lines and voltage conversion in the form of a delta value to be applied to the power.
- the E ⁇ ergie Eat 24 is constantly at its desired state of charge LZ_S (graph 100), since the entire electrical power requirement of the electrical system 26 is applied by the generated power generator (graph 104).
- This operating point of the electric machine 14 with a low electric power output at a given rotational speed n is illustrated in FIG. 2 by way of example by the point P1. Due to the low regenerative torque or the low regenerative power, the electric motor 14 operates with only a low efficiency, so that recorded via the crankshaft mechanical Power is relatively high in relation to the regenerative electric power obtained and the fuel consumption of the engine 12 charged accordingly.
- the electric motor 14 is operated in combination with the electrical energy store 24 according to the method according to the invention with a pulse charge, wherein a deviation of the charge state LZ is deliberately allowed by the target state of charge LZ_S.
- first of all the on-board network 26 is supplied exclusively from the energy store 24 (and optionally the buffer battery 30). This takes place until the state of charge LZ of the electrical energy store 24 reaches a lower switching threshold LZ_1 at the instant t ⁇ . Meanwhile, in this initial phase, the electric machine 14 is completely turned off so that it does not generate torque or electric power (graph 106).
- the electric motor 14 When the lower switching threshold LZ_1 is reached at the instant t ⁇ , the electric motor 14 is switched to its generator mode, namely with a torque M which is significantly higher than the conventional method or a significantly higher electrical power. In this interval, the supply of the electrical system 26 and the charge of the energy storage 24 by the output electric power of the electric motor 14, which is apparent by a steep increase in the state of charge LZ.
- the load point in this phase is indicated in Figure 2 by the point P2 and is at significantly higher regenerative moments over the conventional method. It can be seen that the load point shift in this interval is associated with a significant improvement in efficiency.
- the regenerative operation of the electric motor 14 is maintained until the state of charge LZ reaches an upper switching threshold LZ_2 at the time t1. At this time, the electric motor 14 is switched off again and it sets the additional electrical system supply exclusively from the energy storage 24 connected with a drop in the state of charge LZ.
- the lower and the upper switching threshold LZ_1, LZ_2 have a distance below or above the desired state of charge LZ_S of the energy storage 24 of at most 20%, in particular at most 10% and preferably at most of 5% based on a maximum state of charge of the energy storage 24 of 100% , For example, oscillates at a distance of the switching threshold of 5% against a nominal state of charge of 70% of the charge state LZ of the energy storage 24 in the alternating generator mode between 65% (LZ_1) and 75% (LZ_2).
- the method can also be used when the regenerative power not only the supply of the electrical system 26, but additionally or alternatively to increase the Charging state LZ of the energy storage 24 is used to its desired state of charge LZ_S.
- the total power consumption requested by the electrical system 26 and / or the energy storage 24 is so low overall that the electric machine 14 only has a low degree of efficiency during constant generator operation.
- the method according to the invention can thus always be advantageously used independently of a current vehicle electrical system requirement when only a small amount of power is required from the electric motor 14 as a whole as a generator.
- the method according to the invention is preferably used when an improvement in efficiency is to be expected from the discontinuous operation according to the invention in comparison to continuous operation of the electric motor 14.
- one or more efficiency-dependent boundary conditions are specified, the fulfillment of which makes the execution of the alternating operation dependent.
- the alternating operation is carried out when a threshold value for a current power requirement of vehicle electrical system 26 (electrical load 28 and backup battery 30) and / or energy store 24 is less than 1200 W, preferably less than 800 W and particularly preferably - less than 500 W.
- it is preferably provided to increase the pulse charge during the regenerative interval by at least 500 W, preferably by at least 1000 W and more preferably by at least 1500 W compared to the total power required.
- a further preferred operating condition for the method is given when a ratio of the current power requirement of on-board network 26 and / or energy storage 24 less than 15%, preferably less than 10% and more preferably less than 5% of the current maximum possible regenerative power of E -Machine 14 is.
- the ratio of the requested total power to the maximum possible power of the e-machine is increased by at least 5% (for example from 15 to 20%), preferably by at least 10% and particularly preferably by at least 15%.
- the method according to the invention is particularly preferably used when the electric motor 14 is operated in rotational speed ranges in which the efficiency characteristics (compare FIGS. 2 and 3) have only a small dependence on the rotational speed n.
- a further advantageous condition for the use of the method can be given by the fact that the desired state of charge LZ_S of the energy store 22 must be within a predetermined range.
- the target state of charge LZ_S should be a distance from an upper allowable charge limit (which is typically 100% SOC) and / or a lower allowable charge limit of at most 20%, preferably at most 10% and more preferably at most 5% have the maximum state of charge of the energy storage device 22. Both limits can also be selected independently.
- the lower charge limit value can correspond to the desired charge state LZ_S.
- the setpoint charge state LZ_S of the energy store 22 is intentionally predetermined in the controller 36, 38 in such a way that a sufficient distance to the upper and lower permissible limit value is maintained for the feasibility of the method.
- an efficiency audit is carried out and the method is applied only if and / or as a result of the current operating boundary conditions an efficiency advantage over the conventional continuous process.
- an improvement in efficiency by at least 2%, preferably by at least 5% and more preferably by at least 10% compared to the conventional mode of operation is required.
- In the efficiency accounting can also be considered a caused by the variable regenerative operation of the electric motor 14 load point shift of the engine 12 are taken into account.
- the internal combustion engine 12 typically operates in a region with a slightly lower efficiency with the electric motor 14 switched off, as a result of the load point increase of the electric motor 14, that is to say the larger brake torque, a higher load of the internal combustion engine is usually also present during the pulse charging operation according to the invention 12 and thus a higher efficiency.
- an overall efficiency advantage which should be greater than the above-mentioned values, may be required for the application of the method according to the invention.
- the influences of the storage losses of the energy store which increase slightly as a result of the higher electrical powers, and also line and connection losses, are preferably taken into account.
- the torque changes caused by the pulse charging method of the electric motor 14 according to the invention are compensated by the internal combustion engine 12 in order to avoid adverse effects on the driving behavior. Since the torque compensation can be done only with a limited accuracy and speed, the application of the method is preferably limited to those operating situations in which the induced torque fluctuations are relatively low or are well compensated. It should be noted that the magnitude of the torque fluctuations depends on the change in the generator torque or the electrical power and, for example, also on a drive train ratio. For these reasons, it makes sense to limit the maximum regenerative power during the intervals driven by the generator to a maximum of 10 kW, preferably a maximum of 5 kW and more preferably a maximum of 3 kW.
- the method is only allowed if the value of the current engine torque is at most 90%, in particular at most 85% and preferably at most 75% of the maximum possible engine torque.
- this procedure is also advantageous because it prevents a mixture enrichment which frequently occurs in full-load gasoline engines in today's gasoline engines from being avoided for component protection, which is associated with an increase in fuel consumption.
- the method is preferably not carried out even if the internal combustion engine 12 runs, for example, for catalyst protection reasons in the component protection, that is operated with a mixture enrichment.
- a current power requirement of the on-board network 26 of 350 W is determined by the control unit 36.
- the nominal state of charge LZ_S of a capacitor memory 24 used in this example has been reached.
- the e-machine 14 rotates at 3000 min -1 , generating - taking into account the existing line and line Voltage conversion losses - 400W electrical power.
- E-machine 14 (three-phase asynchronous machine) and an inverter required for its operation operate in conventional mode to produce this power with an overall efficiency of 60%.
- the electric motor 14 is temporarily operated with 2 kW as generator until the upper switching threshold LZ_2 of the state of charge LZ is reached.
- an increase in the state of charge LZ of the capacitor reservoir 24 takes place.
- the drop to the lower switching threshold LZ_1 the electric machine 14 is completely deactivated.
- the E-machine 14 and inverter system operates at 80% efficiency. Since the energy provided for the on-board power supply is made available predominantly from the capacitor storage 24 during the shutdown pauses, its injection and withdrawal efficiencies must be taken into account.
- the double-layer capacitor used in this case has an efficiency of 95% for both processes.
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