行驶里程
行驶里程的相关文献在1984年到2022年内共计3162篇,主要集中在公路运输、工业经济、化学工业
等领域,其中期刊论文2983篇、会议论文7篇、专利文献16754篇;相关期刊347种,包括汽车运用、实用汽车技术、汽车之友等;
相关会议7种,包括“兴达杯”第八届全国橡胶工业用织物和骨架材料技术研讨会、2015第8届中国保险教育论坛、2011第九届全国轻型纯电动车会议等;行驶里程的相关文献由2197位作者贡献,包括曹守军、牛英伟、薛庆文等。
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论文:16754篇
占比:84.86%
总计:19744篇
行驶里程
-研究学者
- 曹守军
- 牛英伟
- 薛庆文
- 陈中泽
- 王志力
- 陆建平
- 亢东勇
- 周贵明
- 李洪全
- 王海燕
- 刘勤中
- 李艳声
- 邱建明
- 郁泽
- 于春光
- 安阳
- 王海龙
- 罗新闻
- 谷朝峰
- 康子建
- 戎正玺
- 李玉茂
- 王述杰
- 秦志刚
- 解明广
- 余明杰
- 张迪
- 杨卫军
- 步渊
- 江联营
- 郭庆庆
- 姚松柏
- 张文国
- 戴晓明
- 景盛
- 杨文学
- 汪学慧
- 肖杨
- 刘伟
- 安文涛
- 张明
- 李欣
- 王太礼
- 范道刚
- 詹森
- 赵宝平
- 陈明
- 陈远
- 马龙
- 任贺新
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高勇生
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故障现象-辆2016年生产的东风天龙,搭载ISL9.5-340E40A型发动机,VIN码为LGAG3DV29G301****,行驶里程为392255km。该车发动机启动困难,且仪表台上显示:1号喷油器计量油轨压力数据有效,但低于正常工作范围,中等严重级别;ECM检测到燃油压力低于指令压力。
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商爱朋
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一、故障现象-辆2009年宝马X5越野车,塔载型号为N52的直列6缸自然吸气发动机,使用德国ZF公司生产的6HP21型自动变速器,行驶里程141000km,客户抱怨在行驶较长里程或在高速上行驶时,比较容易出现组合仪表齿轮灯点亮,车辆加速无力。
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刘勤中
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故障现象一辆2021款奔驰S400,搭载256930型发动机,VIN码为W1K2231591A04****,行驶里程为1451km。车主反映该车后备箱无法关闭,即使关闭了,又会自动打开。故障诊断与排除接车后试车,发现功能正常。连接诊断仪进行快速测试。
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蒲文平
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故障现象一辆2008年生产的东风大力神(车型DFL3240AX13,图1),搭载DCI340-30型发动机,行驶里程为210000km。车主反映该车行驶过程中出现发动机动力不足、加速冒黑烟、燃油消耗高等异常现象,但仪表上不显示故障信息。故障诊断与排除接车后,连接诊断仪读取故障信息,无“现行”和“历史”故障码。
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张杰
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故障现象一辆2010款广汽本田第八代雅阁,搭载K24Z2型2.4L发动机,VIN码为L HGCP2680****,行驶里程为213255km。据车主反映,该车辆如果发动机故障灯不点亮,启动就会一切正常,但如果启动时故障灯点亮,无论是冷车或热车就会出现启动机运转时间过长,整个启动过程大约会持续8s。
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陶嘉铭
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故障现象一辆2020年生产的奔驰GLC300,搭载264920型2.0T发动机,VIN码为LE40B8EB5LL******,行驶里程为71213km。据车主反映,该车发动机存在间歇性抖动故障。故障诊断与排除接车后,连接故障诊断仪对全车进行故障扫描,在发动机控制单元中存储有多个故障码(图1):P030485-识别到汽缸4燃烧断火,有一个信号高于允许的极限值;P1CE577-混合汽均匀形成所需的喷油嘴喷油量调整至少在一个汽缸上识别到混合气过稀,不能达到指定位置。
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陈书宝
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故障现象-辆2012年生产的东风半挂车(车型DFL4251AX T38C-F07-04AJ),搭载DCI340-30型发动机,行驶里程为444660km(图1)。该车正常行驶时仪隸温表指针到雖,报故障码,动力不足。故障诊断与排除该车在2020年下半年就出现了重载爬坡时发动机水温高的异常现象,到就近服务站进行了一系列检查,并更换了节温器、水箱、硅油电子风扇及水泵。
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骆佳豪
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故障现象一辆2021年生产的梅赛德斯奔驰EQC400纯电动汽车,VIN码为LE48P9AB4ML******,行驶里程为546km,车主反映,该车在充电后无法启动,仪表台上的红色高压蓄电池报警故障诊断与排除该车被拖车拖至店内进行检修,接车时发现该车高压蓄电池电量为99%,踩制动踏板同时按压启动开关,启动开关可以按下,但却无法上电,同时仪表台上红色高压蓄电池报警灯持续点异。
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王欢
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故障现象一辆2018款上汽大众辉昂,搭载CUG型2.0T发动机,VIN码为L SVCB73E1J20****,行驶里程为57770km,据车主反映,该车电动后备箱盖无法正常开启和关闭。故障诊断与排除接车后,首先验证故障现象。确认该车故障现象为:开启电动后备箱盖时,只能解开锁扣,电动尾门支撑电机不工作,只能用手推动电动后备箱盖进行手动开启或关闭。
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陈书宝
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故障现象-辆2014年生产的东风半挂车(车型DT13B-002-01AJ),搭载DCI375-30型发动机,行驶里程为120000km(图1)。车主电话反映,该车装好货后启动,车子没有任何反应,且仪表台上显示未收到VECU和EECU报文(图1)。故障诊断与排除由于车主在电话里讲述该车仪表上显示未收到VECU和EECU报文的故障信息,因此怀疑是VECU和EECU的共同供电线(制动灯开关熔丝0215)出现问题的可能性很大。
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Pan Guochen;
潘国臣;
Li Ran;
李然;
裘红霞
- 《2015第8届中国保险教育论坛》
| 2015年
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摘要:
行驶里程是在传统机动车辆保险定价中较少考虑到的因素.已有的研究以及保险经营的实践发现行驶里程因素的忽略可能会导致不精确的机动车辆保险定价,导致不公平的保费交叉补贴、机动车辆过度使用等一系列的问题.通过发放调查问卷采集风险损失相关数据,本文建立Logistic和Possion两种广义线性模型来研究行驶里程因素在机动车辆保险定价的影响,研究结果显示驾龄和行驶里程两个因子对汽车是否出险有显著影响,其中驾龄越长,出险可能性就越低,而行驶里程越长,则出险可能性就越高;行驶里程和驾驶人年龄两个因子对出险次数有显著影响,其中行驶里程越长则出险的次数可能更多,驾驶人年龄越大则出险次数可能越少.两个模型交叉印证了行驶里程因素对机动车辆的出险频率有显著影响,因而应该将其作为保险费率厘定的重要考量因素.
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陈佛国
- 《“兴达杯”第八届全国橡胶工业用织物和骨架材料技术研讨会》
| 2015年
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研究结构和胎面胶配方对295/80R22.5国产客车轮胎行驶里程的影响.结果表明:采用适当加宽胎面、降低行驶面弧高、胎肩反弧等设计的直条花纹,胎体骨架材料采用增强钢丝1×3+9+15×0.22+1×0.15,胎面胶配方主体材料采用天然橡胶(NR)/炭黑N134,轮胎耐久性能提高,同轮位单胎行驶里程、整车平均行驶里程、花纹磨耗里程均显著提高.
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庐昭晖;
姚俊国
- 《第七届海峡两岸环境保护学术研讨会》
| 2001年
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本文主要是分析汽车排气遥测的结果,并利用排气遥测的浓度分析来推估各车龄车辆的排放比例.遥测的结果显示CO排放浓度随着车龄的增加而提高,在1991年以后的车辆CO排放有明显降低,这是因为开始实施二期污染排放标准,所有车辆都必须加装触媒转化器.由遥测的数据可看出污染控制系统的劣化远高于一般车辆的劣化系,且劣化并非等速进行,以3~7年之间劣化的速度最快.本文使用遥测所获得的车龄分布及排放浓度来计算排放量,发现若考虑车辆的行驶里程,则每一辆车的年排放量相差不多,最高与最低之间相差不到50℅.若再考虑各车龄的车辆数,则以5~7年车龄的总排放量最大.而最脏的(10℅)车辆每年所排放的CO占全部车辆排放量的52℅.
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Liu Qian;
刘倩;
Lu Guangquan;
鲁光泉
- 《第十三届中国智能交通年会》
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本文基于时间序列ARIMA模型对道路相关的数据进行预测,数据集主要包括城市道路长度、车辆行驶里程,从数据处理、参数估计、模型构建、模型验证、预测等各方面进行了详细介绍,经过验证得出所构建的模型具有较好的预测效果.在预测的基础上,统计了连续20年的城市道路长度增长率、人均道路长度和车辆行驶里程增长率,通过绘制数据变化图对道路的使用情况进行了分析.本文利用道路长度和行驶里程建立了道路使用水平指数,通过该指标分析过去和未来的道路使用情况.本文提出的预测模型、数据分析方法和道路使用水平评价为未来城市道路规划提供基础的理论,有利于构建更加合理的智能交通路网.
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Huanyu Yue;
Hesham Rakha
- 《第五届交通运输领域国际学术会议》
| 2005年
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摘要:
The current state - of - practice in the U.S. for estimating vehicle emissions involves a two - step procedure. The first step estimates average vehicle speeds and total vehicle miles of travel using a macroscopic transportation - planning model. Vehicle emissions are computed in the second step based on the average speeds that were estimated in the first step. Network - wide emissions are finally computed as the product of the estimated vehicle emissions and vehicle miles of travel. This state - of - practice methodology would produce identical emission estimates for all drive cycles exhibiting identical average speeds, regardless of the specific speed profile associated with each drive cycle. In an attempt to overcome this limitation of current state - of - the - art procedures, Dion and Rakha (2001 and 2003) developed a mesoscopic model that estimates average light - duty vehicle fuel consumption and emission rates on a link - by - link basis based on up to three independent variables, namely: average travel speed, average number of stops per unit distance, and average stop duration. The model performs these estimations by separately analyzing the fuel consumption and emissions during each mode of operation of a vehicle (decelerating, idling, accelerating, and cruising) using relationships derived from instantaneous microscopic fuel consumption and emission models. Consequently, an accurate characterization of typical vehicle deceleration behavior is critical to the accurate modeling of vehicle emissions. The scope of this research effort is to characterize vehicle deceleration behavior and apply VT - Meso model for deceleration mode. Future research will be conducted to apply VT - Meso model for idling, accelerating, and cruising modes. The study demonstrates that while the deceleration rate typically increases as the vehicle approaches its desired final speed, the use of a constant deceleration rate over the entire deceleration maneuver is adequate for environmental modeling purposes. Also, this study illustrates that the application of the mesoscopic model is both feasible and practical and that it produces results that are reasonable in terms of both their absolute magnitudes and their relative trends for the decelerating mode.
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Huanyu Yue;
Hesham Rakha
- 《第五届交通运输领域国际学术会议》
| 2005年
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The current state - of - practice in the U.S. for estimating vehicle emissions involves a two - step procedure. The first step estimates average vehicle speeds and total vehicle miles of travel using a macroscopic transportation - planning model. Vehicle emissions are computed in the second step based on the average speeds that were estimated in the first step. Network - wide emissions are finally computed as the product of the estimated vehicle emissions and vehicle miles of travel. This state - of - practice methodology would produce identical emission estimates for all drive cycles exhibiting identical average speeds, regardless of the specific speed profile associated with each drive cycle. In an attempt to overcome this limitation of current state - of - the - art procedures, Dion and Rakha (2001 and 2003) developed a mesoscopic model that estimates average light - duty vehicle fuel consumption and emission rates on a link - by - link basis based on up to three independent variables, namely: average travel speed, average number of stops per unit distance, and average stop duration. The model performs these estimations by separately analyzing the fuel consumption and emissions during each mode of operation of a vehicle (decelerating, idling, accelerating, and cruising) using relationships derived from instantaneous microscopic fuel consumption and emission models. Consequently, an accurate characterization of typical vehicle deceleration behavior is critical to the accurate modeling of vehicle emissions. The scope of this research effort is to characterize vehicle deceleration behavior and apply VT - Meso model for deceleration mode. Future research will be conducted to apply VT - Meso model for idling, accelerating, and cruising modes. The study demonstrates that while the deceleration rate typically increases as the vehicle approaches its desired final speed, the use of a constant deceleration rate over the entire deceleration maneuver is adequate for environmental modeling purposes. Also, this study illustrates that the application of the mesoscopic model is both feasible and practical and that it produces results that are reasonable in terms of both their absolute magnitudes and their relative trends for the decelerating mode.
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Huanyu Yue;
Hesham Rakha
- 《第五届交通运输领域国际学术会议》
| 2005年
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The current state - of - practice in the U.S. for estimating vehicle emissions involves a two - step procedure. The first step estimates average vehicle speeds and total vehicle miles of travel using a macroscopic transportation - planning model. Vehicle emissions are computed in the second step based on the average speeds that were estimated in the first step. Network - wide emissions are finally computed as the product of the estimated vehicle emissions and vehicle miles of travel. This state - of - practice methodology would produce identical emission estimates for all drive cycles exhibiting identical average speeds, regardless of the specific speed profile associated with each drive cycle. In an attempt to overcome this limitation of current state - of - the - art procedures, Dion and Rakha (2001 and 2003) developed a mesoscopic model that estimates average light - duty vehicle fuel consumption and emission rates on a link - by - link basis based on up to three independent variables, namely: average travel speed, average number of stops per unit distance, and average stop duration. The model performs these estimations by separately analyzing the fuel consumption and emissions during each mode of operation of a vehicle (decelerating, idling, accelerating, and cruising) using relationships derived from instantaneous microscopic fuel consumption and emission models. Consequently, an accurate characterization of typical vehicle deceleration behavior is critical to the accurate modeling of vehicle emissions. The scope of this research effort is to characterize vehicle deceleration behavior and apply VT - Meso model for deceleration mode. Future research will be conducted to apply VT - Meso model for idling, accelerating, and cruising modes. The study demonstrates that while the deceleration rate typically increases as the vehicle approaches its desired final speed, the use of a constant deceleration rate over the entire deceleration maneuver is adequate for environmental modeling purposes. Also, this study illustrates that the application of the mesoscopic model is both feasible and practical and that it produces results that are reasonable in terms of both their absolute magnitudes and their relative trends for the decelerating mode.
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Huanyu Yue;
Hesham Rakha
- 《第五届交通运输领域国际学术会议》
| 2005年
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摘要:
The current state - of - practice in the U.S. for estimating vehicle emissions involves a two - step procedure. The first step estimates average vehicle speeds and total vehicle miles of travel using a macroscopic transportation - planning model. Vehicle emissions are computed in the second step based on the average speeds that were estimated in the first step. Network - wide emissions are finally computed as the product of the estimated vehicle emissions and vehicle miles of travel. This state - of - practice methodology would produce identical emission estimates for all drive cycles exhibiting identical average speeds, regardless of the specific speed profile associated with each drive cycle. In an attempt to overcome this limitation of current state - of - the - art procedures, Dion and Rakha (2001 and 2003) developed a mesoscopic model that estimates average light - duty vehicle fuel consumption and emission rates on a link - by - link basis based on up to three independent variables, namely: average travel speed, average number of stops per unit distance, and average stop duration. The model performs these estimations by separately analyzing the fuel consumption and emissions during each mode of operation of a vehicle (decelerating, idling, accelerating, and cruising) using relationships derived from instantaneous microscopic fuel consumption and emission models. Consequently, an accurate characterization of typical vehicle deceleration behavior is critical to the accurate modeling of vehicle emissions. The scope of this research effort is to characterize vehicle deceleration behavior and apply VT - Meso model for deceleration mode. Future research will be conducted to apply VT - Meso model for idling, accelerating, and cruising modes. The study demonstrates that while the deceleration rate typically increases as the vehicle approaches its desired final speed, the use of a constant deceleration rate over the entire deceleration maneuver is adequate for environmental modeling purposes. Also, this study illustrates that the application of the mesoscopic model is both feasible and practical and that it produces results that are reasonable in terms of both their absolute magnitudes and their relative trends for the decelerating mode.