Applying Management Methodology to Electric Vehicles with Multiple Energy Storage Systems

Research in power and energy management of multiple energy systems within electric vehicle (EV) architectures has been undertaken exclusively with scientific methodologies, with varying focuses and degree of success. However, the narrowing vision of scientific quest means other bodies of knowledge l...

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Main Authors: Rosario, L., Luk, P.C.K.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Batteries
Conference management
Cybernetics
Dual-sourced ultracapacitors
Electric vehicles
Energy management
Energy storage
Intelligent control
Machine learning
Power and energy management
Power system management
Technology management
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Summary:Research in power and energy management of multiple energy systems within electric vehicle (EV) architectures has been undertaken exclusively with scientific methodologies, with varying focuses and degree of success. However, the narrowing vision of scientific quest means other bodies of knowledge like management and economics are being largely ignored in this intriguing multi-discipline of power and energy management. Whilst current research endeavours embracing intelligent control strategies seem to offer some promising results, remarkably no effort is made to exploit well-known management concepts into this field of power management. This paper reports our work as the first to revisit the fundamentals of management concepts, with a view to formulating a novel modular power management framework that is readily implementable to a multi-sourced electric vehicle. Practical results are included to support the validity of the framework.
ISSN:2160-133X
DOI:10.1109/ICMLC.2007.4370888