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T/CSAE 44-2015 in English

T/CSAE 44-2015 in English

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Evaluation and test methods for regenerative braking energy recovery rate of pure electric passenger vehicle

  • Issued on:2015-11-05
  • Implemented on:2015-11-05
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Introduction

Analysis of the core content of the standard

This standard establishes for the first time a complete technical framework for regenerative braking energy recovery for pure electric passenger vehicles, focusing on standardizing the test methods in two major scenarios: chassis dynamometer and road test, and quantifying the energy recovery efficiency through two types of indicators: single operating condition and cyclic operating condition.


Key terminology

TermsDefinitionUnit of measurement
Recoverable energyKinetic energy change minus windage and rolling resistance losskWh
Regenerative braking energy recovery rateEnergy storage device recovered energy/recoverable energy%
WLTC cycle conditionStandardized test process including 47 brakes-

Test method comparison

Chassis dynamometer test

It is necessary to simulate the road load and use a four-wheel drive dynamometer to avoid ABS system misjudgment. It is required to complete 4 valid WLTC cycle test conditions, and the speed tolerance must comply with the requirements of GB18386-2005.

Road test

The energy recovery rate under 0.3g braking intensity must be verified. The pedal force calibration must be used to ensure that the deceleration is controlled within the range of 0.3±0.02g, and the pedal force error of ±2N is allowed.


Technology Evolution Analysis

This standard innovatively combines the ISO 8715:2001 electric vehicle test specification with the GB/T 21670 traditional braking requirements, and proposes for the first time:

  • Battery SOC window control method (n/2±1 grid)
  • Dual-mode energy recovery rate calculation formula (Formula 3/8)
  • Dynamometer wheel speed signal correction scheme

Implementation suggestions

  1. Preferably use four-wheel drive chassis dynamometer to avoid system interference
  2. 300km running-in driving is required before road testing
  3. Strictly monitor battery temperature (15-32°C)
  4. The cycle test should complete 4 WLTC cycles in a row

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