High Voltage Safety Management System Design Based on Functional Safety

Chao Zhang; Shu Mei Cui; Shi Ming Xu; Hua Feng Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.494-495.256

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High Voltage Safety Management System Design Based on Functional Safety

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High voltage system as power source is applied to electric school buses. In this paper, failures and potential risks of high voltage system are analyzed according to the electric school bus high voltage system configuration, and the high voltage safety management system is designed with ISO26262 as a functional safety standard. The strategies of system diagnostics and safety management are proposed to achieve the safety requirements to electric vehicles, which improve the reliability of electric vehicles and reduce the cost of maintenance.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 494-495)

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Chao Zhang*, Shu Mei Cui, Shi Ming Xu, Hua Feng Liu

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Electric School Bus, High Voltage Safety, ISO 26262

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