Budman
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- Rick
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- Minneapolis, MN
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A recent post of a road trip report included a log of their observed efficiency (miles/kW) with the average temperature and average speeds seen during a stint of travel. I put their data into a multiple linear regression analysis to come up with an equation that will give a Predicted Battery Efficiency (miles/kW) vs Temperature and Speed as shown in the chart pasted below. This is only one small data set. A better model can be generated with more data. If others have data like this they can share I can add that to the database and update the results. This will give us all a better idea of the impacts of temperature and speed on range. From this initial data set for every 1 Deg F increase in temperature the efficiency goes up by 0.01315 miles/kW. For every 1 mph increase in speed the efficiency goes down by 0.01931 miles/kW.
Send me your data please!
Send me your data please!
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