High Energy Batteries for Hybrid Buses. Final Technical Report.

Accession Number

DE2012-1037726

Publication Date

Dec 2011

Media Count

37p

Personal Author

B. Lu

Abstract

EnerDel batteries have already been employed successfully for electric vehicle (EV) applications. Compared to EV applications, hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) bus applications may be less stressful, but are still quite demanding, especially compared to battery applications for consumer products. This program evaluated EnerDel cell and pack system technologies with three different chemistries using real world HEV-Bus drive cycles recorded in three markets covering cold, hot, and mild climates.

Keywords

Batteries
Buses
Cobalt oxides
Hybrid electric-powered vehicles
Lithium
Managnese
Nickel
Titanium oxides


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Source Agency

Technical Information Center Oak Ridge Tennessee

NTIS Subject Category

85H - Road Transportation
81B - Electric & Ion Propulsion
97M - Batteries & Components

Corporate Author

EnerDel, Inc., Indianapolis, IN.

Document Type

Technical report

Title Note

N/A

NTIS Issue Number

1219

Contract Number

DE-FC26-08NT01929

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