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Additional Energy Dissipation of Vehicles on a Gradient Road

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The additional energy consumption model of vehicles on a gradient road is introduced in this paper. The numerical simulation of the model shows that the additional energy consumption varies with the different slope. Larger solpe means less additional energy loss on a uphhill road while it is the contrary tendency on the downhill road. The analysis of the simulation result is consistent with the actual.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 361-363)

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2304-2307

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August 2013

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Rui Ling Yu*

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Additional Energy Consumption, Car-Following Model, Slope Effect

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