Method for controlling hydrogen passing ratio of vehicle fuel cell based on deep learning-prediction control
A fuel cell and deep learning technology, used in fuel cells, chemical property prediction, chemical machine learning and other directions, can solve the problems of reducing the utilization rate of hydrogen input to the anode of the stack, reducing the service life of fuel cells, and fuel cell damage.
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[0075] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0076] Please refer to figure 1 , the present invention provides a method for controlling the hydrogen conversion ratio of a vehicle fuel cell based on deep learning-predictive control, comprising the following steps:
[0077] Step S1: construct the electrochemical output characteristic model of the vehicle fuel cell and the anode hydrogen supply system model;
[0078] Step S2: According to the anode hydrogen supply system model, design a deep learning predictive controller, including a vehicle speed predictive model and a hydrogen passing ratio predictive control model;
[0079] Step S3: Input the Z historical vehicle speeds measured by the vehicle speed sensor into the vehicle speed prediction model, use the deep learning prediction method to predict the vehicle speed sequence at N moments in the future, and calculate the vehicle dynamics equation an...
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