Cost analysis of MotoGine Hybrid Scooter

Authors

  • Mr. Javed Gulab Mulla, Humanity & Science Department, A. G. Patil Polytechnic Institute, Solapur
  • Mr. Sanjay Baburao Rathod, A. G. Patil Instituteof Technology
  • Mr. Malgonda Shrishail Mallinath A. G. Patil Polytechnic Institute,

Keywords:

Hybrid scooter,, Petrolengine-electric system,, Alternator

Abstract

This paperaims atthe newconcept of “MotoGine Hybrid scooter” which has twopowersystems i.e. petrol engine and electric system. In this project work we have convertedTvs-scooty-pep+scooterinto hybrid vehicle. Rear wheel will be driven using conventional engine and front wheel will be driven using electric motor mounted in the same wheel.During running of vehicle using engine as power source thebatteries will getcharged and that stored power will further be used for running the vehicle on electric system.In case of failure of engine vehicle can be operatedusing motor power or in case of failure of motor vehicle can be operated using engine power. During operating of scooter either engine power or motor power can be used to propel the same.

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Published

2021-03-27

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2020: NITET

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