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Phase I I/UCRC Arizona State University Site: Center for Efficient Vehicles and Sustainable Transportation Systems (EV-STS).

Phase I I/UCRC Arizona State University Site: Center for Efficient Vehicles and Sustainable Transportation Systems (EV-STS).
第一阶段 I/UCRC 亚利桑那州立大学站点:高效车辆和可持续交通系统中心 (EV-STS)。
批准号:
1624842
负责人:
Hongbin Yu
金额:
$75.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-07-15 至 2023-06-30

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第一阶段I/UCRC亚利桑那州立大学网站:高效车辆和可持续交通系统中心(EV-STS)。亚利桑那州立大学(ASU)将帮助建立和运营一个多机构的行业/大学合作研究中心(I/UCRC),作为两个特许地点之一(路易斯维尔大学将主办另一个特许地点)。需要这样一个中心来支持美国汽车/地面运输行业?S努力满足有关车辆燃油经济性和排放的新联邦法规的要求,以及社会?S对提高经济和个人活动的可持续性的期望。EV-STS中心将邀请行业关键利益相关者--车辆制造商、零部件和系统供应商、车队运营商、地面交通行业基础设施提供商以及州和地方政府--参与确定与效率/可持续性相关的重要问题,并制定开发创新解决方案的研究计划。EV-STS中心及其亚利桑那州立大学网站的使命是利用企业、政府和学术合作伙伴之间的合作,开展和传播与行业相关的研究,以促进节能、环境可持续的地面车辆的设计、制造、部署和运营。这项任务的范围包括乘用车、轻型和重型卡车以及机动越野设备。它既包括车辆级技术,也包括结合地面车辆的基础设施和交通系统。特派团分为四个主要推进领域:全电动汽车的动力总成和包括电池、电机、电力电子、热管理、包装等在内的整个电动混合动力总成、先进内燃机和替代燃料、非动力总成车辆系统以及地面运输系统和基础设施。在EV-STS内,亚利桑那州立大学的基地将把研究重点放在实现可持续电动汽车上。现场特定的主题领域可能包括电力电子、电力电子设备、系统集成,以及用于集成车载可穿戴健康监测电子设备的材料和工艺,以确保驾驶员安全和整体交通系统安全。
英文摘要
Phase I I/UCRC Arizona State University Site: Center for Efficient Vehicles and Sustainable Transportation Systems (EV-STS).Arizona State University (ASU) will help establish and operate a multi-institution Industry/University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) for Efficient Vehicles and Sustainable Transportation Systems (EV-STS) as one of two charter sites (University of Louisville will host the other charter site). Such a center is needed to support the U.S. automotive/ground transportation industry?s efforts to meet demanding new federal regulations governing vehicle fuel economy and emissions, as well as society?s expectations for improved sustainability in economic and personal activities. The EV-STS center will engage the industry?s critical stakeholders - vehicle manufacturers, component and system suppliers, fleet operators, ground transportation industry infrastructure providers, and state and local governments - in identifying important efficiency/sustainability related problems, and formulating a research program that develops innovative solutions.The mission of the EV-STS center and its ASU site is to leverage collaborations among corporate, government, and academic partners to conduct and disseminate industry-relevant research on technologies and tools that facilitate the design, manufacture, deployment, and operation of energy efficient, environmentally sustainable ground vehicles. The scope of this mission includes passenger cars, light- and heavy duty trucks, and motorized off-road equipment. It encompasses both vehicle-level technologies, and the infrastructure and transportation systems that incorporate ground vehicles. The mission is divided into four primary thrust areas: powertrains for full-electric vehicles and the entire continuum of electric-hybrid powertrains, including batteries, electric machines, power electronics, thermal management, packaging, etc., advanced internal combustion engines and alternative fuels, non-powertrain vehicle systems, and ground transportation systems and infrastructure. Within EV-STS the ASU site will have a research focus on realizing sustainable electrified vehicles. Site-specific topic areas are likely to include power electronics, power electronics device, system integration, and materials and processes for integration for vehicle-connected wearable health monitoring electronics for driver safety and overall transportation system safety.
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