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Parameter Design Method of Planetary Hybrid Power-Split System

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Based on the front introduction of the related theory and simulation technology in the hybrid power system, this chapter proposes a multi-factor integrated parametric design method for a power-split hybrid electric bus (HEB).

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Zeng, X., Wang, J. (2018). Parameter Design Method of Planetary Hybrid Power-Split System. In: Analysis and Design of the Power-Split Device for Hybrid Systems. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-4272-0_4

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