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© ABB GroupOctober 1, 2014 | Slide 1

High-Capacity eBus for Urban Public TransportTOSA - 15 Seconds Flash Charging

Olivier Augé / Global Product Manager, September 2014

© ABB GroupOctober 1, 2014 | Slide 2

Agenda

§ The meaning of the project

§ The concept and the technology

§ Operational experience and next step

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Sustainable mobility challengesPublic transportation

§ An increase in urbanization and high mobility demands

§ Traffic congestion§ The need for a transport system with high capacity (BRT)

§ Public health: reduction in CO2 and noise emission§ Evaporation of carcinogenic substances (OMS) coming from diesel

motors Group 1 (since 2012)

§ Imagine vehicles with high energy efficiency

§ Flexible system to be deployed rapidly

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TOSA demonstrator projectThe Partners

The four partners of the pilot project:

ABB: Technology provider

TPG: Operator

SIG: Energy supplier

OPI: Project coordinator

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High CapacityWith Recharging at the Bus Stops

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TOSA is a world premier in sustainable mobility§Doris Leuthard, Member of the Swiss Federal Council,§Head of the Department of Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications

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The «Flash» Concept

§ Smart energy management

§ Feeding stations

§ Technology on the roof

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Smart Energy Management100% Electric – Efficiency vs Autonomy

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Goal: Reduce the energy storage on boardHigh energy efficiency and cost efficiency

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Feeding Stations (as of demonstrator)Flash / Terminus / Depot – Grid Optimization on the Road and at Depot

Flash 2’30’’50 kVA, 400VAC

Terminus 3-4’200kVA, 400VAC

Depot 30’120’ (4 buses)

50kVA , 400VAC

Flash 15’’

400kW, 500VDC

Terminus 3-4’

200kW, 500VDC

Depot 30’

50kW,500VDC

BusNetwork

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Low Weight On-Board EquipmentTechnology on the roof – Homologated for 134 passengers

Traction chainwater-cooled

Entirely automaticenergy transfer system

Pack batterieswater-cooled

Two motorized axis enginewater-cooled

I transport passengers and notbatteries

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Low Weight Equipment on the RoofSafe, High Efficiency, Light and Conductive Energy Transfer System

Entirely automatic energy transfer system (no driver action)§ Fast connection with high capacity power in 1 sec§ Full automatic compensation for distance to sidewalk: 0 to 55cm§ Receptacle; length 3m to optimize approaching speed§ Low weigth & High power: <130kg & 600 kW§ Energy efficiency: less than 1% loss§ Safety & Healthy: Respecting RNI norms and directives (ICNIRP)§ Weather condition: Over one year operation with snow, rain, hail, fog and ice

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Terminus - Airport of Geneva3-4’ Charging Time for a Layout time of 5’ at Terminus

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Infrastructure at Terminus3’ Charging 200kWà 13 kWh – Infrastructure 200m away from bus stop

TerminalFeedingStation

LV feedinginside the

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Palexpo Flash Stop: 15’’Flash-charging at every 4th bus stop – One Flash Every 1.5-2km

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Next stepsProject and Technology

§ TOSA pilot-route – Geneva, bus line 23

§ Technical progress

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TOSA in GenevaAfter the demonstratorà Line 23: 14km-long line with 12 articulated bus

Tribune de Genève,12.3.2014 Agenda 2014-2018Department of the Environment, Transport andAgriculture (DETA), published 14.4.2014

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TOSA pilot-route – Geneva, Bus Line 23Technical Configuration

Configuration of the vehicle (x 12):§ Battery: 2 * 41.4kWh§ Passenger number: reduced from

133 to 124 because of the weightof the battery

Operational use (time at the terminusstops):

§ Terminus Ià II : 3’07 (19 pass.)and 4’17 (78 pass.)

§ Terminus IIà I: 2’55 (19 pass.)and 4’ 22 (78 pass.) Currentlybetween 4’ and 7’ dependingtimetable

Technical progress vs. Demonstrator projectVehicle Equipment

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LiTO batteries: Same technology but new modules§ 33% less heavy and 33% less volume

Inverted rectifier of the drive used as charger§ Disposal of the allocated charger

ETS: Recognition of the infrastructure type and automatic equipment of theconnection arm

§ Increase in information amount and independence vis-à-vis SAIEV

Technical progress vs. Demonstrator projectInfrastructure

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Height under the girder: >4.5m§ According to European legislation

Coil moved to feeding side§ Reduction of the weight of the vehicle

Flash with or without storage§ Size reduction of infrastructure

Energy storage: Super capacityà Lithium capacitor§ About 2/3 reduction of the storage size for same capacity

Flash : charger of middle frequency with IGBT technology§ Reduction of the harmonization rate on the network and the charger size

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High Capacity Concept for High Frequency and eBRT133 to over 210 passengers

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