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Baseline Testing of The EV Global E-Bike
Author: Baseline Testing of the EV Global E-Bike SX
Author: Baseline Testing of the EV Global E-Bike with Ultracapacitors
Author: Research & Technology 2001
Author: Publisher: DIANE Publishing
ISBN: 1428918213
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Languages : en
Pages : 251
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Research & Technology 2002
Author: Publisher: DIANE Publishing
ISBN: 1428918205
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Languages : en
Pages : 274
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Monthly Catalog of United States Government Publications
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Pages : 636
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Research and Technology 2001
Author: Baseline Testing of the Ev Global E-Bike SX
Author: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN: 9781720402169
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Languages : en
Pages : 34
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The NASA John H. Glenn Research Center initiated baseline testing of the EV Global E-Bike SX as an update of the state of the art in hybrid electric bicycles. The E-bike is seen as a way to reduce pollution in urban areas, reduce fossil fuel consumption, and reduce operating costs for transportation systems. The work was done under the Hybrid Power Management (HPM) Program, which includes the Hybrid Electric Transit Bus (HETB). The SX is a high performance, state of the art, ground up, hybrid electric bicycle. Unique features of the SX's 36 V power system include the use of an efficient, 400 W, electric hub motor, and a seven-speed derailleur system that permits operation as fully electric, fully pedal, or a combination of the two. Other innovative features, such as regenerative braking through ultracapacitor energy storage, are planned. Regenerative braking recovers much of the kinetic energy of the vehicle during deceleration. The E-Bike is an inexpensive approach to advance the state of the art in hybrid technology in a practical application. The project transfers space technology to terrestrial use via nontraditional partners, and provides power system data valuable for future space applications. A description of the SX, the results of performance testing, and future vehicle development plans are given in this report. The report concludes that the SX provides excellent performance, and that the implementation of ultracapacitors in the power system can provide significant performance improvements.Eichenherg, Dennis J. and Kolacz, John S. and Tavernelli, Paul F.Glenn Research CenterURBAN TRANSPORTATION; BICYCLE; PERFORMANCE TESTS; ELECTRIC HYBRID VEHICLES; BRAKING; TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION; AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
Baseline Testing of the Ev Global E-Bike with Ultracapacitors
Author: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN: 9781720402183
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Languages : en
Pages : 36
Book Description
The NASA John H. Glenn Research Center initiated baseline testing of the EV Global E-Bike SX with ultracapacitors as a way to reduce pollution in urban areas, reduce fossil fuel consumption, and reduce operating costs for transportation systems. The E-Bike provides an inexpensive approach to advance the state of art in hybrid technology in a practical application. The project transfers space technology to terrestrial use via nontraditional partners, and provides power system data valuable for future space applications. The work was done under the Hybrid Power Management (HPM) Program, which includes the Hybrid Electric Transit Bus (HETB). The E-Bike is a state of the art, ground up, hybrid electrical bicycle. Unique features of the vehicle's power system include the use of an efficient, 400 W electric hub motor, and a seven-speed derailleur system that permits operation as fully electric, fully pedal, or a combination of the two. Other innovative features, such as regenerative braking through ultracapacitor energy storage, are planned. Regenerative braking recovers much of the kinetic energy of the vehicle during deceleration. A description of the E-bike, the results of performance testing, and future vehicle development plans are given in this report. The report concludes that the E-Bike provides excellent performance, and that the implementation of ultracapacitors in the power system can provide significant performance improvements.Eichenberg, Dennis J. and Kolacz, John S. and Tavernelli, Paul F.Glenn Research CenterURBAN TRANSPORTATION; BICYCLE; PERFORMANCE TESTS; ELECTRIC HYBRID VEHICLES; TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION; AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
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