A novel multistage constant compressor speed control strategy of electric vehicle air conditioning system based on genetic algorithm

This study establishes a passenger cabin-coupled air conditioning model that the heat exchangers adopted in the air conditioning model, are calibrated by testing, during which the parameters for establishing the passenger cabin model are measured. The cabin temperature simulation results of the air...

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description This study establishes a passenger cabin-coupled air conditioning model that the heat exchangers adopted in the air conditioning model, are calibrated by testing, during which the parameters for establishing the passenger cabin model are measured. The cabin temperature simulation results of the air conditioning model proposed in this paper fit well with the test results, with a maximum difference of 3 °C. A genetic algorithm (GA) optimization-based multistage constant-compressor speed (MCCS) air conditioning system control strategy is proposed. This control strategy sets the cabin temperature as the input control factor and the compressor speed as the output factor, and different cabin temperature ranges correspond to the MCCSs, which are optimized by the GA. The presented strategy is contrasted with the most commonly used on/off controllers and the proportional integral derivative (PID) controller, and an engineering-applied (EA) air conditioning control strategy. The proposed controller can maintain passenger cabin thermal comfort and save energy simultaneously, and it can be easily applied in engineering. Based on the simulation results, the MCCS controller can save 17.5, 7.5, and 5.8% more energy consumption than the on/off, PID, and EA controllers. Moreover, it can improve the coefficient of performance of the air conditioning system by 5.3 and 3.9% more than the PID and EA controllers. Therefore, the proposed MCCS controller can increase the operation efficiency of electric vehicles AC system. [Display omitted] •A genetic algorithm optimization based adaptive multistage constant compressor speed controller for AC system is built.•Thermal model of the AC system coupled with passenger cabin is validated by experimental test.•The proposed controller is compared with an engineering applied controller and it is easy to apply in engineering.•The proposed controller can keep the passenger cabin thermal comfort and save energy simultaneously.
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Air temperature
Algorithms
Control strategy
Control systems
Controllers
Electric vehicles
Energy consumption
Energy saving
Genetic algorithm
Genetic algorithms
Heat exchangers
Multistage constant compressor speed
Optimization
Passengers
Proportional integral derivative
Simulation
Speed control
Thermal comfort
title A novel multistage constant compressor speed control strategy of electric vehicle air conditioning system based on genetic algorithm
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