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Bernd Vahlensieck, Frank-Detlef Speck, Ralf Kubalczyk, Presented by Dr. Rolf GallZF Friedrichshafen AG, ZF Getriebe GmbH
Economic Concepts and Solutionsfor Hybrid Drivelines
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Agenda
� Introduction
� CO2 Legislation and Market for Hybrid Drives
� Possible approaches
for CO2 reduction
� Summary
� Parallel Hybrid concepts and solutions
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Agenda
� CO2 Legislation and Market for Hybrid Drives
� Possible approaches
for CO2 reduction
� Summary
� Parallel Hybrid concepts and solutions
� Introduction
JSAE Paper: 20085071
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
2007 at a glance
480.000
Commercial Vehicles
Off road machineryPassenger cars
80.000
694 Mio. €
584 Mio. €
57.372
12.649 Mio. €
1.300.000
Transmission production (as an example)
R&D expenses
Capital expenditure
Employees
Sales
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
CO2 reduction potential of Driveline and Chassis Technology
Transmission
6 %
Optimization
Chassis / Driveline
up to 5 %
Hybrid technology
up to 25 %
Electro-
mechanical
steering
up to 3 %
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Agenda
� Introduction
� Possible approaches
for CO2 reduction
� Summary
� Parallel Hybrid concepts and solutions
� CO2 Legislation and Market for Hybrid Drives
JSAE Paper: 20085071
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
CO2 penalty proposed by the European Union*
6HP and light weightconstruction -100 kg CO2-costs 2012: 619 € (+ 16 €)
8HP Full Hybrid(consumption – 25 %)CO2-revenue 2012: 346 €(- 949 €)
8HP (consumption – 6 %)CO2-costs 2012: 396 € (- 207 €)
EU
pro
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A 6
0%8HP and start-stop (consumption – 11 %)
CO2-costs 2012: 213 € (- 390 €)8HP, start-stop and electric steering (consumption – 15 %)CO2-costs 2012: 82 € (- 521 €)
1400 1500 180017001600
130
140
150
160
170
180
190
200
CO
2e
mis
sio
n [
g/k
m]
Vehicle mass [kg]
6HP and 4-wheelCO2-costs in 2012: 852 € (+ 249 €)
Base vehicle 6HP (6-speed AT)Otto engine (3 l), model year 2007
CO2-costs 2012: 603 €
*) Proposal of the European Commission, Nov. 11, 2007. 2012: 20 €/gCO2; 2015: 95 €/gCO2
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Forecasts of Hybrid Passenger cars and light commercial vehicles
2005 2010 2015 2020
0 %
5 %
10 %
15 %
20 %
Mercer: 1,1 Mio. in 2011
J.D.Power:3,7 Mio. in 2013
Morgan Stanley:7-10 Mio. in 2015
GlobalInsight: 0,6 Mio. in 2009
Glo
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are
of
Hyb
rid
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hic
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Freedonia: 4,3 Mio. in 2015
(2004: 7,5 Mio.)
Global Insight: 1,5 Mio. in 2011
Advanced Automotive Batteries: 2,0 Mio. in 2015
Freedonia: 8,5 Mio. in 2020 (2004: 11,5 Mio.)
Freedonia: 1,8 Mio. in2010 (2004: 2,7 Mio.)
Forecast in 2007
Forecast in 2006
Forecast in 2004
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Agenda
� Introduction
� CO2 Legislation and Market for Hybrid Drives
� Summary
� Parallel Hybrid concepts and solutions
� Possible approaches
for CO2 reduction
JSAE Paper: 20085071
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Possible approaches for CO2 reduction
CO2
CO2
Alte
rna
tive
Fu
els
today tomorrow far future
Electric Vehicles
Ele
ctr
ic P
ow
er
fro
m t
he
pu
blic
gri
d
Fo
ssil
Fu
els
Optimization of conventional
Drives (Transmission, Combustion Engines)
Alternative Drives (e.g.
Hybrid Drives)
Fuel Cell Vehicles
Hydro
gen
Hydrogen Engine
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Solution field for Hybrid drives
Module Hybrid systemHybrid
transmissionComponentComplexity
Axle
SerialPower-split
ParallelBase Hybrid architecture
AT (DCT)
Plug-InFullMildMicroLevel of
Hybridization
(e)CVT
Commercial Vehicles, …
MT
Upper
AMT
Medium
AT (Planet)
(Base) transmission
SmallVehicle class
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Complexity of Hybridtechnology vs. Scope of delivery
Hybrid components
Hybrid modules
Hybrid transmissions
Hybrid systems
+ Battery+ functions
+ Regenerative brake+ functions
+ Transmission+ functions
+ Clutches+ Torsion dampers+ functions
Electric motor + Power electronics+ functions
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Base architectures for Hybrid drives
SerialPower-SplitParallel
Generator
Generator/Motor
Generator
Battery
Battery
Battery
Motor
+ -+ -
+ -
Motor
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Solution field for Hybrid drives Current focus of ZF
Module Hybrid systemHybrid
transmissionComponentComplexity
Axle
Serial(Bus)
Power-Split
ParallelBase Hybrid architecture
AT (DCT)
Plug-InFullMildMicroLevel of
Hybridization
(e)CVT
Commercial Vehicles, …
MT
Upper
AMT
Medium
AT (Planet)
(Base) transmission
SmallVehicle class
Not in the focus
Partially in the focus
In the focus
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Agenda
� Introduction
� CO2 Legislation and Market for Hybrid Drives
� Possible approaches
for CO2 reduction
� Summary
� Parallel Hybrid concepts and solutions
JSAE Paper: 20085071
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Parallel Hybrid concepts I Mild Hybrid / Full Hybrid
Mild Hybrid
� Crankshaft Starter Generator CSG
� Electric Motor directly connected to ICE
� No Clutch
Full Hybrid
� Clutch between Electric Motor and ICE
� Optimal use of electric motor possible
� Additional clutch, integration into the transmission preferred
PSM
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Modular kit for passenger car Hybrid transmissions
Micro Hybrid
Mild Hybrid Mild+ Hybrid
8 HP
8-speed base transmission (Hybrid ready AT)
Full Hybrid
IAE
IAE IAE
IAE: Integrated Launch Device
HIS: Hydraulic Impulse Storage
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
8HP70 and HIS®
Hydraulic Impulse Storage
Hydraulic Control
HIS®
� Spring operated
� Mechanically locked
� Capacity app. 100 cm³
� Pressure level 3 ... 7 bar
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Full Hybrid transmission for passenger cars
� Base transmission 8HP (AT)
� Torque converter functions replaced by electric motor
� Actuation of Clutch 0 with existing hydraulics
� Permanently exited synchronous machine
� Inner rotor design
�Power range 10 to 30 kW
� Package installation space neutral
Integrated launch device(existing shift element)
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Hybrid Component and Module Hybrid Transmission and System
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Full Hybrid Transmission Solution for Commercial Vehicles
� Base transmission AStronic lite
� Electro-hydraulic automation
� SAE 2 engine flange
� Dry launch clutch
� Permanently exited synchronous machine
� Inner rotor design
� Power: app. 60 kW
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Parallel Hybrid concepts IIAxle Hybrid / Electric Axle
Axle Hybrid
�Electric Motor at wheel or differential
� Feasible as module for Serial or Parallel (full) Hybrid or pure electric drive
�AWD function as additional benefit
� Flexibility concerning package
�No starter or generator function
Electric Wheel Drive for Buses
�Electric Motors close to the wheels
� Flexible use in Serial Hybrid and other electric propulsion systems
�Beneficial in city bus applications
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Axle hybrid module for passenger cars
� Electric Motor
� Axle drive
� Power electronics
axle parallel / east-west coaxial / north-southcoaxial / east-west
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Battery/Hybrid
Aerial line
Diesel-electric
Fuel cell
Electric axle for city Buses
� Flexibility in package space
� Possibility of low-floor concept
� Flexibility in alternative propulsions
� Additional driven axle(s)
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Agenda
� Introduction
� CO2 Legislation and Market for Hybrid Drives
� Possible approaches
for CO2 reduction
� Parallel Hybrid concepts and solutions
� Summary
JSAE Paper: 20085071
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
Summary
Economic Hybrid Solutions
Cars
CV’s
Buses
Mild
Full
Micro
Components
Systems
Transmissions
Modules
Partnership
Focus on economic
concepts
Highcommitment
Return on invest ?Legislation ?
Goals: CO2 reduction, Increase of Driving Efficiency
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Economic Concepts and Solutions for Hybrid Drivelines
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