A master's thesis on electrical engineering from Warsaw University of Technology describes a concept study of a hybrid electric drive system for heavy mining trucks with reduced power requirements for the electronic converter. The study includes reviewing heavy truck drive concepts and hybrid topologies, building a computer model of the new hybrid system, implementing speed and torque control methods for the induction motor, and analyzing simulation results. The thesis will be completed by March 9, 2015 under the supervision of a tutor.

1. WARSAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
INSTITUTE OF CONTROL AND INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS
MASTER THESIS
on ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Javier MARCO CARRILLO
K-3226
Academic year: 2014/15
Warszawa, 30.09.2014
CONCEPT STUDY OF HYBRID ELECTRIC DRIVE SYSTEM
WITH REDUCED POWER OF ELECTRONIC CONVERTER
Work description:
1. Review of heavy mining trucks drive concepts and hybrid-electric drives topologies
2. Building of computer model of hybrid-electric drive system with reduced power of electronics
converter
3. Implementation of speed and torque control methods of driving induction motor
4. Computer simulation and results analysis
Tutor:
Date of realization: 09.03.2015