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Electric Vehicle Technology Structure, Instrumentation and Challenges / Suresh Nagappan Sundaram [and three others], editors.
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Energy science, engineering and technology series.
- Energy Science, Engineering and Technology Series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Electric vehicles--Design and construction.
- Electric vehicles.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (200 pages)
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2024]
- Summary:
- "This book explores critical technologies advancing electric vehicles' design, efficiency, and infrastructure. Across five chapters, the book examines crucial topics underpinning the ongoing EV revolution. The first chapter provides an extensive look at the development of electric vehicle infrastructure worldwide. It details various initiatives, policies, and progress across regions in establishing networks of EV charging stations. Discussion ranges from factors driving infrastructure rollout to optimal planning methodologies and equipment standards. Moving to vehicle systems, chapter two delves into hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs). It provides a comprehensive background on HEV configurations, working principles, control strategies, and design optimizations. The transformational potential of HEVs for sustainable transportation is also analyzed in depth. Regenerative braking forms the focus of chapter three. The technical discussion encompasses the design, control systems, energy recovery efficiency, battery wear impacts, and performance benefits of regen braking in EV and HEV contexts. Comparative analysis is provided on different motor-based approaches. The pivotal role of civil engineering in enabling EV adoption forms the basis of the fourth chapter. Key integration opportunities are elucidated, from smart power grids to road construction suited for EVs. Civil engineers' knowledge base and skillsets toward advancing charging infrastructure is also covered. Finally, chapter five outlines battery management system technology for EVs. Guiding optimal battery usage, this system component plays an indispensable role in performance, efficiency, and safety. Parameter monitoring, charging control, cell balancing, and thermal management are aspects examined. Comprehensively addressing multiple technologies essential to the EV landscape, this book will benefit engineering professionals, researchers, and policymakers working to usher in sustainable electric transportation"-- Provided by publisher.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1
- Paving the Way for Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Worldwide
- Introduction
- Charging Infrastructure
- Battery Technology
- Policy Initiatives
- Global Impact
- Conclusion
- Advancing Electric Vehicle Infrastructure in the American Countries
- Government Initiatives
- Battery Technology and Manufacturing
- Unique Challenges
- Advancing Electric Vehicle Infrastructure in European Nations
- Accelerating Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Development in Asian Countries
- Battery Technology and Local Manufacturing
- Empowering the Future: Electric Vehicle Infrastructure in Australia
- Driving Forward: The Electric Vehicle Infrastructure in China
- Analysis of Roof Top Solar PV System Available for EV - Grid Integration in India
- Solar PV System, Metering and Ownership Configurations
- Power System Infrastructure for Electric Vehicle in India an Overview
- Power Quality Components
- Frequency Variation
- Voltage Variation
- Voltage Distortion
- Harmonics and Inter-Harmonics Subgroup
- Flicker
- Hybrid Electric Vehicles
- References
- Chapter 2
- Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs): Transforming Modern Transportation
- Abstract
- Introduction.
- Definition and Types of HEVs
- Definition of HEVs
- Types of HEVs
- Parallel Hybrid
- Series Hybrid
- Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV)
- Mild Hybrid
- Hydrogen Fuel Cell Hybrid
- Significance of HEVs in Modern Transportation
- Fuel Efficiency
- Emissions Reduction
- Transition to Sustainable Transportation
- Enhanced City Driving
- Battery Technology Advancements in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs)
- Evolution of HEV Battery Technology
- Early Battery Technologies
- Advancements in NiMH Batteries
- Transition to Lithium-Ion Batteries
- Advancements in Li-Ion Batteries
- Solid-State Batteries
- Cost Reduction and Widespread Adoption
- Economies of Scale
- Improved Manufacturing Techniques
- Battery Recycling
- Research and Development
- Incentives and Subsidies
- Competitive Market
- Plug-In Infrastructure Development: Charging Infrastructure for PHEVs
- Growth of Charging Infrastructure for PHEVs
- Charging Station Networks
- Government and Industry Initiatives
- Industry Initiatives
- Impact on Plug-In Hybrid Adoption
- Commercial Applications of Hybrid Powertrains
- HEVs in Commercial Vehicles
- Benefits for Buses
- Benefits for Trucks
- Benefits for Industrial Equipment
- Case Studies of Successful Implementations
- Solar Powered Hybrid Electric Vehicles
- Solar Energy's Potential for Use in Transportation:
- Benefit of Driving a Solar-Powered Transportation
- Solar Powered Bicycle
- Solar Powered Cars
- Solar Powered Electric Train
- Solar Powered Boats
- Chapter 3
- Regenerative Braking in BLDC-Driven Electric Vehicles: Efficiency, Control, Battery Life, Design, and Comparison
- Efficiency of Regenerative Braking in BLDC Driven Electric Vehicles
- Control Strategies for Regenerative Braking in BLDC Driven Electric Vehicles.
- Impact of Regenerative Braking on the Battery Life of BLDC Driven Electric Vehicles
- Design and Implementation of Regenerative Braking Systems for BLDC Driven Electric Vehicles
- Comparison of Regenerative Braking Performance of BLDC Driven Electric Vehicles to Other Types of Electric Vehicles
- Research Analysis and Studies of Regenerative Braking System
- Drawbacks of EV
- How to Enhance the Driving Range of EV?
- Regenerative Braking System
- Regenerative Braking in BLDC Motors
- Regenerative Braking Using DC-DC Converter
- Regenerative Braking Using Ultracapacitor
- Regenerative Braking Using Electronic Gearshift
- RB with Mechanical Braking
- Disadvantages of RB Schemes
- Regenerative Braking Using Single Stage Converter.
- Operation of Single Stage Braking Methods
- Single Switch Method
- Two Switch Method
- Three Switch Method
- Performance Evaluation of Single Stage Regenerative Braking Methods
- Simulation Results
- Stopping Time
- Energy Recovery
- Experimental Results
- Future Trends
- Chapter 4
- Driving the Future: Civil Engineering's Integrated Role in Electric Vehicle Technology and Infrastructure
- The Rise of Electric Vehicles
- Environmental Concerns
- Developments in Battery Technology
- Government Regulations and Incentives
- Consumer Demand
- Technological Advancements
- Transportation and Civil Engineering's Role
- Infrastructure for Charging
- Integration of Roadways and Highways
- Bridge and Tunnel Adaptations
- Urban Planning for EV-Friendly Cities
- Sustainability in Transportation
- The Value of Environmentally Friendly Transportation
- Cutting Emissions of Greenhouse Gases
- Air Quality and Public Health
- Resource Conservation
- Economic Benefits
- Electric Vehicles (E.V.s) and Their Impact
- Environmental Imperative.
- Developments in Battery Technology
- Rules and Incentives from the Government
- Customer Demand
- Technological Developments
- Environmental Benefits of E.V.
- Zero Tailpipe Emissions
- Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Energy Efficiency
- Conservation of Resources
- Noise Reduction
- Introduction : Electric Vehicle Technology
- Motor Electric
- Battery Pack
- Power Electronics
- Inverter
- Charging Connector
- Onboard Charger
- Battery Technology and Advancements
- Lithium-Ion Batteries
- Energy Density
- Fast Charging
- Battery Longevity
- Sustainability and Recycling
- Level 1 Input
- Level 2 Charging
- DC Fast Charging (Level 3)
- Home Charging Options
- Public Charging Network
- Smart Charging
- Wireless Charging
- Sustainable Transportation and Civil Engineering
- The Importance of Sustainable Transportation Practices
- Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Global Mobility Solutions
- EV-Friendly Roadways and Highways
- Strategic Location of Charging Infrastructure
- Highway Corridors
- Urban Integration
- Compatibility and Standardization
- Renewable Energy Integration
- Public-Private Partnerships
- Smart Roads for E.V.s
- Dynamic Wireless Charging
- Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) Integration
- Roadway Sensors and Communication
- Real-Time Traffic Management
- Enhanced Safety Features
- Energy-Efficient Lighting
- Environmental Sustainability
- Bridge and Tunnel Infrastructure for E.V.s
- Weight-Bearing Capacity
- Height Clearance
- Lightweight Materials.
- Integrated Charging Infrastructure
- Durability and Weather Resistance
- Structural Considerations for EV- Supportive Infrastructure
- Design of Bridges and Tunnels
- Material Selection
- Retrofitting and Reinforcement
- Regular Inspections and Maintenance
- Weatherproofing and Drainage
- Advanced Monitoring Systems
- Urban Planning and Smart Cities
- E.V. Charging Infrastructure
- Multimodal Mobility
- Connected Infrastructure
- Urban Planning for E.V. Adoption
- Data-Driven Mobility
- Sustainable Urban Transportation Models
- Public Transit Expansion
- Active Transportation
- EV-Sharing and Ride-Hailing
- Transit-Oriented Development
- Urban Mobility Hubs
- Electrification of Public Transportation
- Car-Free Zones
- Data-Driven Transportation Management
- Public Transport and Electric Mobility
- Electric Buses
- Fleet Electrification
- Sustainability Initiatives
- Accessibility and Inclusivity
- High-Speed Rail and E.V. Integration
- Complementary Transportation Modes
- Last-Mile Connectivity
- Intermodal Stations
- Reduced Emissions
- Charging Infrastructure at Stations
- Reduced Congestion
- Environmental Benefits
- Economic Opportunities
- Case Studies and Best Practices
- Urban E.V. Charging Networks
- High-Speed Rail Systems
- Public Transit Electrification
- Smart City Initiatives
- Electric Vehicle Fleets in Corporate Settings
- Public-Private Collaborations
- Lessons Learned in EV-Ready Civil Engineering
- Scalable Infrastructure
- Standardization
- Integration with Urban Design
- Adaptive Regulation
- Incentive and Education
- Sustainability and Resilience
- Challenges and Future Prospects
- Range Anxiety.
- Battery Technology.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Description based on print version record.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Sundaram, Suresh Nagappan Electric Vehicle Technology Structure, Instrumentation and Challenges
- ISBN:
- 9798891137844
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