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Performances of hybrid vehicles in terms of fuel consumption are strongly related to their control strategy. First studies of this problem deal with instantaneous optimization algorithms (G. Pagnelli, 1999; J. Seiler and D. Schroder, 1998; K. Yamaguchi et al., 1996), designed for real time application. Second studies are based on global optimization algorithms (S. Delprat et al., 1999; S. Rimaux et al., 1999). They outperform instantaneous optimization results, but require a lot of computing time and it seems hard to derive a real time strategy from them. The paper focuses on a control strategy issue applied to the described example of a hybrid parallel single shaft architecture. A global optimization algorithm based on optimal control theory is presented. The results obtained with the optimal theory outperform the ones obtained by local and/or global strategies. A very interesting point is that this method can be easily used for real time application.
Delprat et al. (Mon,) studied this question.