Impact of the road conditions on the amount of braking energy
 
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Motor Transport Institute.
 
 
Publication date: 2017-11-01
 
 
Combustion Engines 2017,171(4), 265-268
 
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The issue of energy recuperation is increasingly found in modern cars (both electric and hybrid, as well as powered by a combustion engine only). Road conditions are one of the essential factors determining the appropriateness of using certain design solutions in braking energy recovery systems. This article presents an analysis of road conditions prevailing in a large urban agglomeration together with an evaluation of their usefulness for utilizing the braking energy. Road tests were carried out for this purpose, and their analysis used the Monte Carlo method to determine the pseudo-accidental courses.
 
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