The environmental challenges linked to mobility both in terms of emissions and of sustainable and efficient energy use are becoming increasingly important.
One of the most effective solutions for achieving green mobility is represented by the electric vehicle, thanks to its complete absence of emissions during use and to the greater energy efficiency of electric engines, despite a still limited market penetration (1-2% in EU, 2018).
The batteries of electric vehicles currently have limited energy for weight units and high recharge times: the current limited autonomy and highly dependent on environmental conditions, together with the combined effect of a recharging infrastructure not yet sufficiently capillary together with recharge times high, generates in the customer what is called “range anxiety”.
In this scenario, the challenge proposed by FCA concerns the study and optimization of
the battery system and its recharging, combining the need to increase the recharging power to reduce its duration with the need to preserve the useful life of the batteries.
The main points of this activity concern:
- the development of an optimization model to identify the percentage of optimal
percentage of battery recharge basing on the expected daily travels, recharge power and
price - the evaluation of the impact of the power charging level on the duration of batteries
(trade-off)
This activity will be recognized within your educational plan with 8 CFU credits.
Check your institutional email, look for ‘Challenge @ Clik’ and read the regulation carefully.
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