Wireless charging of electric vehicles based on resonant inductive power transformers

Habibi, Saeid (2019) Wireless charging of electric vehicles based on resonant inductive power transformers. [Laurea magistrale], Università di Bologna, Corso di Studio in Ingegneria dell'energia elettrica [LM-DM270], Documento full-text non disponibile
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Abstract

Abstract Electric vehicles and their charging stations are among important applications in today's world. The E-mobility industry is changing day-to-day with new ways to reduce charging time of electric vehicles, ease of use in charging process, increasing the efficiency and sometimes remote control access of the charging system. To accomplish this, resonant inductive power transfers is one of the method that can be hired to transfer power to electric vehicles (EVs) over an air-gap and can remarkably improve the range, safety and convenience of the EV battery charging. However, implementation of a large scale wireless charging infrastructure of electric vehicles (e.g. for taxi fleet in a city) is still one of the major difficulties of such technology. Issues related to determining the physical sizes of the coil pads, standardization, technical interoperability, safety and designing the appropriate wireless charging system to be used for different EVs are among those difficulties. The important target of doing this study is to understand the feasibility of installation of wireless charging stations for electric vehicle in terms of technical and financial issues, and understanding that which size of chargers are needed to install for electric vehicles. Electrical synchronization and interoperability of primary and secondary coils are other issues investigated. In the following chapters, financial and economic analysis of implementation of the wireless charging infrastructure for the taxi and van fleet in an urban area are discussed. It can be concluded that implementation of wireless charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in urban areas for taxi fleet and delivery van drivers could bring many advantages because of specific working routine and stop time that they have during each working day. Increment of anxiety range, and reduction of charging time, convenience, being needless of tedious conventional charging cables, saving money are major advantages.

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Tipologia del documento
Tesi di laurea (Laurea magistrale)
Autore della tesi
Habibi, Saeid
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Correlatore della tesi
Scuola
Corso di studio
Indirizzo
Electrical Engineering
Ordinamento Cds
DM270
Parole chiave
Electric Vehicle,Wireless Charging,Resonant,Inductive power transformer,Efficiency,Quality Factor,Compensation,Coil design,Skin effect,Litz wire,Interoperability,Primary Coil,Secondary coil,Vertical distance,Horizontal Misalignment,Economical feasibility,Public taxi,Delivery Van,CAPEX,OPEX,Conclusions
Data di discussione della Tesi
3 Ottobre 2019
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