Hybrid Air Car: A fusion between the electric and air car
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- 1. IDEAS & INNOVATIONS AERO ELECTRIC VEHICLE PRESENTATION BY:- D. Hemanth Kumar G. GOWTHAMI K.SAI TULASI
- 2. 2016 A SURVEY IN EU NATIONS HAS STATED THAT 26.3% OF CARBON HAS PRODUCEDNTS 2016 0.2% IS THE ONLY SHARE OF VEHICLES THAT RUN ON RENEWABLE ENERGIES 2017 GLOBAL SUVEY ON CARBON FOOT PRINT STATED THAT THERE IS A 2% GROWTHS 2017 BUT THE INCREASE OF ZEV VEHICLES ARE STILL 0.5%S 2018 CARBON FOOT PRINT IS INCREA NEARLY TO 30%S T I M E L I N E SLIDE
- 3. They are costly Charge time is high High cost Still not zev Less weight Power generation is less Why we are not up to task :-………..?
- 4. AERO ELECTRIC VEHICLE Hence we can get the power of an ev and also reduce the time for charging a electric vehicle by using air engine.
- 5. Guy negre:- He is the master brain behind this car invention. He also got patent for this technology Currently his company has developing the air car Robert Anderson:- He is an Scottish inventor. He invented the first crude electric carriage powered by non- rechargeable primary cells.
- 6. Air engine
- 8. Battery:- It has mainly two purposes in the car:- To store power. To supply power to the motor Generator:- It uses the air engine for mechanical power. To convert it into electric power.
- 9. Compressed Air Engine:- It Mainly have two purposes :- To give the mechanical power to the generator. To give the extra thrust to the vehicle if needed
- 10. electric Motor:- It is the propelling unit of the aero electric vehicle. It is selected based on our requirements. storage tank :- It is made up of a special material called “carbon fiber”. To increase the safety of the vehicle.
- 12. Specifications:- • Distance per one charge= 300km • Cost per 1 km in aev = 80p Weight of the car :- • Weight of air car assembly:- 800 kg • Weight of ev with all frame :- 1000kg • The total weight of an aev is expected to be 1800 kg,but by using composites we can reduce upto 30%. • So the weight of an ev is = 1800* 0.3 = 1800 – 540 = 1200. Kg
- 13. 1 2 34 5 6 P l u g i n Not like hybrid vehicle C h a r g i n g t i m e Low charging time because of using CAE C o m f o r t As we are decreasing the charging time C o s t p e r k m As we also using air as fuel s a f e t y As we are using the composite materials Travelling distance can be increased Comparision Range AEV
- 14. CONCLUSION If we can implement this futuristic technology and start manufacturing of AEV. We can run our future transportation system with ZEV and save some of the fuel for future generations.
- 15. IF YOU LIKE OUR IDEA PLEASE CONTACT THROUGH OUR MAIL thegreathemanthkumar@gmail.com