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Integrated traffic-power simulation framework for electric vehicle charging stations based on cellular automaton

Yue XIANG / Zipeng LIU / Jichun LIU / Youbo LIU / Chenghong GU

Abstract This paper presents a novel integrated framework for simulating the charging load of an electric vehicle charging station. The framework is built based on the cellular automaton model, including five modules: vehicle generation, charging station, lane change, speed update and boundary clear. The proposed framework can effectively stimulate the system dynamics of the traffic system and charging power process in a charging station. Case studies have verified its feasibility and effectiveness.

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Integrated traffic-power simulation framework for electric vehicle charging stations based on cellular automaton

Yue XIANG / Zipeng LIU / Jichun LIU / Youbo LIU / Chenghong GU

Abstract This paper presents a novel integrated framework for simulating the charging load of an electric vehicle charging station. The framework is built based on the cellular automaton model, including five modules: vehicle generation, charging station, lane change, speed update and boundary clear. The proposed framework can effectively stimulate the system dynamics of the traffic system and charging power process in a charging station. Case studies have verified its feasibility and effectiveness.

Integrated traffic-power simulation framework for electric vehicle charging stations based on cellular automaton

Yue XIANG / Zipeng LIU / Jichun LIU / Youbo LIU / Chenghong GU

Abstract This paper presents a novel integrated framework for simulating the charging load of an electric vehicle charging station. The framework is built based on the cellular automaton model, including five modules: vehicle generation, charging station, lane change, speed update and boundary clear. The proposed framework can effectively stimulate the system dynamics of the traffic system and charging power process in a charging station. Case studies have verified its feasibility and effectiveness.

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Title:

Integrated traffic-power simulation framework for electric vehicle charging stations based on cellular automaton

Contributors:

Yue XIANG (author) / Zipeng LIU (author) / Jichun LIU (author) / Youbo LIU (author) / Chenghong GU (author)

Published in:

Journal of Modern Power Systems and Clean Energy, Vol 6, Iss 4, Pp 816-820 (2018)

Publication date:

2018

ISSN:

2196-5625 , 2196-5420

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/s40565-018-0379-3

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

Unknown

Keywords:

Charging station , Charging load , Traffic flow , Simulation , Cellular automaton , Production of electric energy or power. Powerplants. Central stations , TK1001-1841 , Renewable energy sources , TJ807-830

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