Lin Li

Dr. Lin Li

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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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30 January 2019 in IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology
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LLLin Li
Lin Li
Serdar CoskunSerdar Coskun
Serdar Coskun
ZFZhang Fengqi
Zhang Fengqi
RLReza Langari
Reza Langari
JXJunqiang Xi
Junqiang Xi
Accurately predicting changes in speed has a significant impact on the quality of energy management in hybrid vehicles. Many methods for predicting speed have been proposed in the literature, but few fully consider vehicle dynamics to predict speed changes. To this end, a new method is introduced to predict vehicle speed and to perform energy management for hybrid vehicles in situations where lateral dynamics plays a significant role. Based on the tire-road friction coefficient and the GPS signal, the maximum cornering speed of the vehicle, in which each tire force does not saturate, is evaluated. Then the principle of using less friction braking and using more regenerative braking, the vehicle speed prediction controller is designed. In the end, an optimal control method with a new Equivalent Factor (EF) adaptive algorithm is designed to distribute the torque of the engine and the motor, as well as the shift schedule of the gearbox. A driver-in-the-loop experiment is used to prove that the vehicle installed with the proposed speed prediction controller has an average 29.1% increase in energy efficiency compared to vehicle that do not have speed prediction controller. And, the EF adaptive algorithm keeps the battery SoC at a reasonable interval.

10 June 2021 in Energies
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LLLin Li
Lin Li
Serdar CoskunSerdar Coskun
Serdar Coskun
JWJiaze Wang
Jiaze Wang
YFYouming Fan
Youming Fan
ZFZhang Fengqi
Zhang Fengqi
RLReza Langari
Reza Langari
Forecasting future driving conditions such as acceleration, velocity, and driver behaviors can greatly contribute to safety, mobility, and sustainability issues in the development of new energy vehicles (NEVs). In this brief, a review of existing velocity prediction techniques is studied from the perspective of traffic flow and vehicle lateral dynamics for the first time. A classification framework for velocity prediction in NEVs is presented where various state-of-the-art approaches are put forward. Firstly, we investigate road traffic flow models, under which a driving-scenario-based assessment is introduced. Secondly, vehicle speed prediction methods for NEVs are given where an extensive discussion on traffic flow model classification based on traffic big data and artificial intelligence is carried out. Thirdly, the influence of vehicle lateral dynamics and correlation control methods for vehicle speed prediction are reviewed. Suitable applications of each approach are presented according to their characteristics. Future trends and questions in the development of NEVs from different angles are discussed. Finally, different from existing review papers, we introduce application examples, demonstrating the potential applications of the highlighted concepts in next-generation intelligent transportation systems. To sum up, this review not only gives the first comprehensive analysis and review of road traffic network, vehicle handling stability, and velocity prediction strategies, but also indicates possible applications of each method to prospective designers, where researchers and scholars can better choose the right method on velocity prediction in the development of NEVs.

1 November 2021 in Applied Soft Computing
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LLLin Li
Lin Li
Serdar CoskunSerdar Coskun
Serdar Coskun
RLReza Langari
Reza Langari
JXJunqiang Xi
Junqiang Xi

16 May 2021
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MHMinghao He
Minghao He
WFWenke Fan
Wenke Fan
XYXinyan Yin
Xinyan Yin
LLLin Li
Lin Li
NLNa Liu
Na Liu
HHHuanqing Han
Huanqing Han

30 May 2025 in Mechatronics
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LLLin Li
Lin Li
Serdar CoskunSerdar Coskun
Serdar Coskun
YFYouming Fan
Youming Fan
CYCaiguang Yu
Caiguang Yu
FZFengqi Zhang
Fengqi Zhang

6 January 2023 in Gazi Üniversitesi Mühendislik-Mimarlık Fakültesi Dergisi
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MGMerve Nur Gül
Merve Nur Gül
OYOzan Yazar
Ozan Yazar
Serdar CoskunSerdar Coskun
Serdar Coskun
ZFZhang Fengqi
Zhang Fengqi
LLLin Li
Lin Li
IKIrem Ersöz Kaya
Irem Ersöz Kaya
Bu çalışma, güç paylaşımlı bir hibrit elektrikli araç (HEA) için, Monte Carlo (MC) algoritmasına dayalı olarak tahmin edilen sürüş çevrimi hızlarını kullanan öngörülü eşdeğer tüketim minimizasyonu stratejisi (Ö-ETMS) önermektedir. Önerilen Ö-ETMS, enerji kaynakları arasındaki güç dağılımını en iyi şekilde belirlemek için MC algoritması tarafından tahmin edilen hız profillerinden tam olarak yararlanmaktadır. Bu çalışmada; MC tabanlı Ö-ETMS metodunu doğrulamak için, New European Driving Cycle (NEDC), Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP), Urban Dynamometer Driving Schedule (UDDS), Highway Fuel Economy Test (HWFET), New York City Cycle (NYCC), California Unified Cycle (LA-92) ve tüm döngülerin kombinasyonu (ALL-CYC) çevrimleri kullanılmış; toplam yedi tekrarlı sürüş döngüsü altında bir dizi simülasyon çalışması gerçekleştirilmiştir. MC tabanlı Ö-ETMS stratejisi, standart ETMS ile karşılaştırılmıştır. NEDC çevriminde %6,01, WLTP çevriminde %9,09, UDDS çevriminde %6,33, HWFET çevriminde %5,14, NYCC çevriminde %1,96, LA-92 çevriminde %11,47 ve ALL-CYC çevriminde %7,92 oranla yakıt tasarrufu elde edilmiştir. Bu makaledeki sonuçlar, önerilen stratejinin yaygın olarak kullanılan temel yönteme kıyasla, rekabetçi bir yakıt tasarrufu sağladığını ortaya koymaktadır.