主办:陕西省汽车工程学会
ISSN 1671-7988  CN 61-1394/TH
创刊:1976年

汽车实用技术 ›› 2026, Vol. 51 ›› Issue (7): 8-12,30.DOI: 10.16638/j.cnki.1671-7988.2026.007.002

• 新能源汽车能量自适应管理 • 上一篇    

基于工况的自适应燃料电池能量管理策略

史红燕,杨浩,康武,刘彦虎,乔鹏宇   

  1. 陕西重型汽车有限公司
  • 发布日期:2026-04-08
  • 通讯作者: 史红燕
  • 作者简介:史红燕(1997-),女,硕士,助理工程师,研究方向为燃料电池整车控制策略开发

Adaptive Fuel Cell Energy Management Strategy Based on Driving Conditions

SHI Hongyan, YANG Hao, KANG Wu, LIU Yanhu, QIAO Pengyu   

  1. Shaanxi Heavy Duty Automobile Company Limited
  • Published:2026-04-08
  • Contact: SHI Hongyan

摘要: 燃料电池重卡常见的运营场景为场内低速、城市中速、平原国道、山区国道以及高速 等场景,不同运营场景对燃料电池的输出功率及动力电池的放电能力要求不同,存在燃料电 池车在复杂多变工况下能源效率与耐久性优化问题,文章设计了一种工况自适应的燃料电池 能量管理策略。首先,根据历史数据搭建机器学习模型对前方车速进行预测;其次,结合预 测数据及实时数据对车辆运行状态进行分类;接着,根据试验结果定义不同工况下能耗最优的 能量管理策略,保证对应工况下整车经济性最优;最后,对燃料电池输出功率进行滤波。根 据仿真对比分析,基于工况自适应的能量管理策略较对比原策略氢耗降低 1.8%,车辆跟随性 良好。

关键词: 车速预测;工况类型;能量管理;工况自适应;氢耗

Abstract: Common operating scenarios for fuel cell heavy-duty trucks include low-speed operations within yards, medium-speed urban driving, plain national highways, mountainous national highways, and highway operations. Different operating scenarios impose varying requirements on the output power of the fuel cell and the discharge capability of the power battery, presenting challenges in optimizing energy efficiency and durability for fuel cell vehicles under complex and changing conditions. This paper designs a driving condition-adaptive energy management strategy for fuel cell vehicles. Firstly, a machine learning model is constructed based on historical data to predict the future vehicle speed. Secondly, the vehicle's operating state is classified by combining predicted data with real-time data. Subsequently, energy management strategies with optimal energy consumption under different operating conditions are defined based on experimental results to ensure optimal vehicle economy under corresponding conditions. Finally, the output power of the fuel cell is filtered. According to simulation comparative analysis, the condition-adaptive energy management strategy reduces hydrogen consumption by 1.8% compared to the original strategy, while maintaining good vehicle following performance.

Key words: speed prediction; driving condition type; energy management; driving condition adaptation; hydrogen consumption