Liangfei Xu mainly investigates Automotive engineering, Battery, Energy management, Proton exchange membrane fuel cell and Fuel cells. He combines subjects such as State of charge, Durability and Driving cycle with his study of Automotive engineering. Liangfei Xu has researched Battery in several fields, including Equalization, Electric vehicle, Hybrid vehicle, Power management and Electrical engineering.
His Energy management research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Powertrain, Dynamic programming and Fuel efficiency. Liangfei Xu regularly ties together related areas like Power in his Proton exchange membrane fuel cell studies. In his research, Bottleneck is intimately related to Voltage, which falls under the overarching field of Fuel cells.
Liangfei Xu focuses on Proton exchange membrane fuel cell, Automotive engineering, Battery, Voltage and Control theory. In his study, he carries out multidisciplinary Proton exchange membrane fuel cell and Stack research. His work deals with themes such as Power, Fuel cells, Energy management, Dynamic programming and Powertrain, which intersect with Automotive engineering.
The study incorporates disciplines such as Durability and Energy storage in addition to Powertrain. His research in Battery intersects with topics in Driving cycle, Electric motor, Hybrid system and Hybrid vehicle. His Voltage research incorporates elements of Electrical impedance, Electronic engineering and Equalization.
Liangfei Xu mainly investigates Proton exchange membrane fuel cell, Voltage, Automotive engineering, Anode and Stack. His Proton exchange membrane fuel cell research incorporates themes from Cathode, Electrolyte, Mechanics and Nuclear engineering. Liangfei Xu interconnects Power, Power transmission, Powertrain and Hardware-in-the-loop simulation in the investigation of issues within Automotive engineering.
His Power study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Fuel cells and Energy management. His Energy management research incorporates elements of Battery, Auxiliary power unit and Hybrid system. His work deals with themes such as Electric vehicle and Dynamic programming, which intersect with Battery.
His main research concerns Voltage, Stack, Proton exchange membrane fuel cell, Anode and Fuel cells. Liangfei Xu focuses mostly in the field of Proton exchange membrane fuel cell, narrowing it down to topics relating to Composite material and, in certain cases, Dielectric spectroscopy. His studies deal with areas such as Electrolyte and Mechanics as well as Anode.
His work in Electrolyte addresses subjects such as Cathode, which are connected to disciplines such as Cathodic protection and Current. Liangfei Xu has included themes like Power, Duty cycle and Automotive engineering in his Fuel cells study. His work carried out in the field of Automotive engineering brings together such families of science as Multi-objective optimization, Supercapacitor, Durability and Degradation.
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Approximate Pontryagin’s minimum principle applied to the energy management of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles
Cong Hou;Minggao Ouyang;Liangfei Xu;Hewu Wang.
Applied Energy (2014)
Multi-objective optimization of a semi-active battery/supercapacitor energy storage system for electric vehicles
Ziyou Song;Jianqiu Li;Xuebing Han;Liangfei Xu.
Applied Energy (2014)
Optimization for a fuel cell/battery/capacity tram with equivalent consumption minimization strategy
Wenbin Zhang;Jianqiu Li;Liangfei Xu;Liangfei Xu;Minggao Ouyang.
Energy Conversion and Management (2017)
Optimal vehicle control strategy of a fuel cell/battery hybrid city bus
Liangfei Xu;Jianqiu Li;Jianfeng Hua;Xiangjun Li.
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (2009)
Multi-objective energy management optimization and parameter sizing for proton exchange membrane hybrid fuel cell vehicles
Zunyan Hu;Jianqiu Li;Liangfei Xu;Liangfei Xu;Ziyou Song.
Energy Conversion and Management (2016)
Power management strategy for vehicular-applied hybrid fuel cell/battery power system
Xiangjun Li;Liangfei Xu;Jianfeng Hua;Xinfan Lin.
Journal of Power Sources (2009)
Cell state-of-charge inconsistency estimation for LiFePO4 battery pack in hybrid electric vehicles using mean-difference model
Yuejiu Zheng;Minggao Ouyang;Languang Lu;Jianqiu Li.
Applied Energy (2013)
Application of Pontryagin's Minimal Principle to the energy management strategy of plugin fuel cell electric vehicles
Liangfei Xu;Minggao Ouyang;Jianqiu Li;Fuyuan Yang.
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (2013)
Optimal sizing of plug-in fuel cell electric vehicles using models of vehicle performance and system cost
Liangfei Xu;Minggao Ouyang;Jianqiu Li;Fuyuan Yang.
Applied Energy (2013)
Adaptive supervisory control strategy of a fuel cell/battery-powered city bus
Liangfei Xu;Jianqiu Li;Jianfeng Hua;Xiangjun Li.
Journal of Power Sources (2009)
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