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IN
By
R.NAGASAI (12C81A0254)
M.NAGALAKSHMI.
Assistant. Professor, Dept. of EEE.
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Ph: 08745 246008, 09
08745 246017.
ESTD 2001
SPURTHI EDUCATIONAL SOCIETYS
SREEKAVITHAENGINEERINGCOLLEGE
(APPROVED BY AICTE, NEW DELHI AND AFFLIATED TO JNTU, HYDERABAD)
(Accr0edited by NBA)
KAREPALLY, KHAMMAM 507 122.
External Examiner.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We take this opportunity to thank all who have rendered their full support to my project
work.
We render my thanks to Mr. P.USHAKIRAN KUMAR M.Tech, Chairman Sree Kavitha
Engineering College, for his encouragement.
We grateful to Mr. S.CHALAMA REDDY M.Sc,M.Ed Correspondent Sree Kavitha
Engineering College, for facilitating all the required amenities.
We express my sincere gratitude to Dr. A.NAGAMALLESHWARA RAO M.Tech Ph.D
Principal Sree kavitha Engineering College, for providing excellent academic environment in the
college.
We express my sincere gratitude to Dr. N.RAMA RAO M.Sc,Ph.D. Vice Principal Sree
kavitha Engineering College, for providing excellent academic environment in the college.
We express my special thanks to Sri Prof. P.BALA GANGADHAR RAO, Dean of the
college for his valuable advice in this work.
We thank and express my gratitude to Mr. L.KISHORE M.Tech,(Ph.D.), Head of the
department for providing with both time and amenities to make this project a success with in
schedule.
We offer my sincere thanks to the internal guide Ms.M.NAGALAKSHMI Asst.Professor
for his valuable suggestions and support
We offer my sincere thanks to our Faculty members and Lab in-charges that have helped me
a lot.
We extend my thanks to all the people, who have helped me a lot directly or indirectly in the
completion of this project.
R.NAGASAI (12C81A0254)
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Ph: 08745 246008,09
ESTD 2001 08745 246017.
SREEKAVITHAENGINEERINGCOLLEGE
(APPROVED BY AICTE, NEW DELHI AND AFFLIATED TO JNTU, HYDERABAD)
(Accredited by NBA)
KAREPALLY, KHAMMAM 507 122.
DECLARATION
The reported are based on the project work done entirely by me and not copied from
any other source. The results embodied in this dissertation have not been submitted to any
other University for the award of any degree or diploma.
DATE:
PLACE:
R.NAGASAI (12C81A0254)
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ABSTRACT
In the last few years the pollution problems and the increase of the cost of fossil energy
(oil, gas) have become planetary problems. The car manufacturers started to react to the urban
pollution problems in nineties by commercializing the electric vehicle. But the battery weight and
cost problems were not solved. The batteries must provide energy and peaks power during the
transient states. These conditions are severe for the batteries. To decrease these severe conditions, the
super capacitors and batteries associate with a good power management present a promising solution.
Hybridization using batteries and super capacitors for transport applications is needed when energy
and power management are requested during the transient sates and steady states. The multi full
bridge converters will be investigated because of the high power.
This paper presents super capacitors and battery association methodology for ECCE Hybrid
vehicle. ECCE is an experimental Hybrid Vehicle developed at L2ES Laboratory in collaboration
with the Research Center in Electrical Engineering and Electronics in Belfort (CREEBEL) and other
French partners. This test bench has currently lead-acid batteries with a rated voltage of 540 V, two
motors each one coupled with one alternator. The alternators are feeding a DC-bus by rectifiers. The
main objective of this paper is to study the management of the energy provides by two super
capacitor packs. Super capacitors are storage devices which enable to supply the peaks of power to
hybrid vehicle during the transient states. Each super capacitors module is made of 108 cells with a
maximum voltage of 270V. The multi full bridge converter topology is studied to define the best
topology for the embarked power management. This method achieved a good power management
strategy by using the multi full bridge converter topologies.
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INDEX
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Iii
DECLARATION Iv
ABSTRACT V
INDEX Vi
LIST OF FIGURES (ix-x)
LIST OF ABRIVATIONS Xi
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3.4 Rectification Technology 26
3.4.1 Electromechanical 30
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5.6.4 Setting Simulation Parameter 66
CHAPTER-6 RESULT 49
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LIST OF FIGURES
6 Rc filter rectifier. 7
7 Buck Converter 12
8 Voltage and current changes 13
9 Block diagram 15
10 Boost converter schematic 15
The two configurations of a boost converter, depending on
11 16
the state of the switch S
Waveforms of current and voltage in a boost converter
12 17
operating in continuous mode
Waveforms of current and voltage in a boost converter
operating in discontinuous mode Waveforms of current and
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voltage in a boost converter operating in discontinuous
mode
14 Block diagram of pwm 22
15 Space Vector Diagram 29
16 Transfer Characteristics 30
17 Voltage Vector Rescaling 30
18 phase Space Vector PWM 32
19 Simulink library browser 43
20 Connectung blocks 44
21 Sources and sinks 45
22 continous and descrete systems 45
23 simulink blocks 46
24 Simulink math blocks 47
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25 signals and systems 47
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
TITLE EXPANSION
PFC Power factor correction
SMPS switching-mode power supply
PV photovoltaic
AC Convert alternating current
DC direct current
HEV hybrid electric vehicles
CCFL cold cathode fluorescent tubes
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
MPP maximum power point
MPPT maximum power point tracking
ADC analog-to-digital converter
PWM Pulse Width Modulation
IC Integrated circuit
MPM Multiple -pulse modulation
SVPWM Space Vector Pulse Width Modulation
DPFC Dynamic power factor correction
API Application Program Interface
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