Electrical system architecture and controls for the electrification of heavy-duty trucks

Author

Johnson, Kris W.

fYear

2005

fDate

22-25 May 2005

Lastpage

4

Abstract

The control system components and concepts presented in this paper were developed as part of a larger research project, funded through contract DE-FC04-2000AL67017, Parasitic Energy Loss Reduction and Enabling Technologies for Class 7/8 Trucks, with Sid Diamond, Technology Development Manager, U.S. Department of Energy, and awarded October 2000. Participating partners in the project included Caterpillar, Inc., Kenworth Truck Company, Engineered Machine Products, Inc., and Emerson Electric Company. Prototype electric accessory components were designed, fabricated, and integrated into a Kenworth T-2000 class 8 truck for proof of concept validation, fuel economy testing, and demonstration purposes

Keywords

electric vehicles; road vehicles; Caterpillar, Inc.; Emerson Electric Company; Engineered Machine Products, Inc.; Kenworth T-2000 class 8 truck; Kenworth Truck Company; control system components; electric accessory components; electrical system architecture; fuel economy testing; heavy-duty trucks; Contracts; Control systems; Design engineering; Energy loss; Energy management; Power engineering and energy; Project management; Prototypes; Research and development management; Technology management;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Electro Information Technology, 2005 IEEE International Conference on

Conference_Location

Lincoln, NE

Print_ISBN

0-7803-9232-9

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/EIT.2005.1627005

Filename

1627005