The 6th Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference (APPEEC 2014)——To solve the problem of energy crisis and environmental pollution, electric vehicle is considered as one of the essential solutions. There are mainly three types of electric vehicles: battery electric vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles, and fuel cell electric vehicles. With the technology of batteries considered, hybrid electric vehicles are more realistic. There are three kinds of hybrid electric vehicles: series, parallel, and series-parallel hybrid electric vehicles. The topologies and features of different hybrid electric vehicles are introduced. A kind of series-parallel hybrid electric vehicle, which is called compound-structure permanent-magnet synchronous machine (CS-PMSM), is discussed deeply.
The 6th Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference (APPEEC 2014)——To solve the problem of energy crisis and environmental pollution, electric vehicle is considered as one of the essential solutions. There are mainly three types of electric vehicles: battery electric vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles, and fuel cell electric vehicles. With the technology of batteries considered, hybrid electric vehicles are more realistic. There are three kinds of hybrid electric vehicles: series, parallel, and series-parallel hybrid electric vehicles. The topologies and features of different hybrid electric vehicles are introduced. A kind of series-parallel hybrid electric vehicle, which is called compound-structure permanent-magnet synchronous machine (CS-PMSM), is discussed deeply.
The 6th Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference (APPEEC 2014)——A dynamic model for simulating behavior of a horizontal axis wind turbine (HAWT) with differential planetary gearbox is developed. The aerodynamic load applied to the wind turbine connected with the carrier is described using the quasi-steady approach. The control torque is assumed to be applied to the external ring of the gearbox. Steady regimes of the device are analyzed, and their stability is studied. For the case of constant control torque, power costs are esti-mated required for preserving constant angular speed of the generator.
The 5th ENGII Conference——The laminar squeeze flow of an incompressible couple stress fluid between porous annular disks is studied using hydrodynamic lubrication theory. The modified Reynolds' equation is derived using Stokes microcontinuum theory and is solved analytically. Analytical expressions for the squeeze film pressure and the load carrying capacity are obtained in terms of Fourier-Bessel series. Numerical results are obtained for the sinusoidal motion of the upper disk. The effect of couple stresses and that of porous facing on the squeeze film behaviour are analysed through the squeeze film pressure and the load carrying capacity. Further, the equation for the gap width between the disks is obtained from the inverse problem.
The 5th ENGII Conference——In the paper the influence of flexible covering properties on the linear development of disturbances in a supersonic boundary layer is investigated for Mach numbers M = 1.0, 2.0, 5.3, 6.0. As a model of a covering the porous plate closed by a flexible film is used. In the absence of gas in pores it is established that the flexible covering stabilizes boundary layer in the area of large Reynolds numbers and destabilizes it at small Reynolds numbers. Joint influence of the thickness and tension of a film leads to an appearance of additional unstable waves. For filled with gas pores the researches are conducted as taking into account losses of energy of disturbances in pores and in their absence. Calculations without power losses indicate possibility of existence of an absolute instability of the boundary layer on the flexible surface. The damping properties of a flexible covering connected with power losses in pores reduce their stabilizing role.
The 5th ENGII Conference——A new family of kinematic parameters for the orientation of a rigid body (global and local) is presented and described. All the kinematic parameters are obtained by mapping the variables onto a corresponding orientated subspace (hyperplane).
The 5th ENGII Conference——In present study, some of physical properties of some stones existing in several regions of Turkey are held under microscope. Some measurements such as heat conductivity, heat capacity, water absorption, respiration and mechanical strength were performed to the specimens from various regions of Turkey. After that, a numerical analysis has been performed by using ANSYS software, which uses finite element methodology.