Gongpei Cui

Mr. Gongpei Cui


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Academic Career Length

4Years (2023-Present)

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

Representative Publications

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1 January 2023 in International Journal of Agricultural and Biological Engineering
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MWMinghui Wang
Minghui Wang
PNPucai Ning
Pucai Ning
KSKe Su
Ke Su
GYGejima Yoshinori
Gejima Yoshinori
WWWei Wang
Wei Wang
GCGongpei Cui
Gongpei Cui
Slip-draft embedded control system by adaptively adjusting the battery position for electric tractors

3 March 2026 in Agriculture
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HLHe Li
He Li
玉郭玉栋 郭
玉栋 郭
SCShangshang Cheng
Shangshang Cheng
TYTan Yao
Tan Yao
GCGongpei Cui
Gongpei Cui
The range-extended sprayer can effectively balance the requirements of economy and power performance, which represents the development and transformation trend of intelligent plant protection machinery in the future. To more intuitively and reliably explore the energy variation rules of the range-extended sprayer under different energy management strategies (EMSs) and achieve optimal fuel economy, a co-simulation platform for energy management of the range-extended sprayer under multi-condition cyclic operation was established based on AVL-CRUISE and MATLAB Simulink. Meanwhile, a fuzzy control-based EMS optimized by the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm was proposed. Simulation results show that the comprehensive fuel consumption of the PSO-optimized fuzzy control EMS is 3.68 kg; compared with the conventional fuzzy control strategy, its fuel economy is improved by 4.90%, and by 8.23% compared with the multi-point power following strategy. Subsequently, an energy management test platform for the range-extended sprayer was built, and experimental verification was carried out. The platform test results indicate that the electricity difference between the platform test and the simulation test is 0.38%, and the fuel consumption difference is 1.6%, both within a reasonable range. This further verifies the reliability of the simulation platform for the improved energy management model and the feasibility of the proposed EMSs. The research content and results provide theoretical basis and technical support for the optimization of EMSs and the joint simulation method of energy management for range-extended sprayers.