Sara Sigfridsson, Lixiang Li, Håkan Runvik, J. Gohl, Antonin Joly, K. Soltesz
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Modeling of Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicle in Modelica: Architecture and Drive Cycle Simulation
This paper highlights recent development of fuel cell hybrid vehicle (FCHV) models using the Fuel Cell Library (FCL), the Vehicle Dynamics Library (VDL), and Electrification Library (EL) from Modelon. A flexible model architecture is implemented to support physical modeling of such large scale, multi-domain vehicle system. The top-level model consists of a hydrogen fuel cell subsystem with detailed power characteristics and humidification, a hybrid powertrain including battery, converter and electric motor, a vehicle model with chassis and brakes, and a driver model. Drive cycle simulations are performed using these models to analyze system dynamics under different operating conditions.