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Journal Article

Author
Gascoigne, A. E.
Title
Electric vehicle design factors
In
Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Australia
Imprint
vol. 3, no. 2, Jun 1983, pp. 86-99
Url
https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/engine.854522
Description

Paper E1177

[This paper was awarded the John Madsen Medal 1983 ??]

Abstract

Electric vehicles of both fixed wire and battery powered types have an important role to play in urban transportation. An energy conscious approach to new vehicle design is necessary to ensure satisfactory operating economics of the former, and optimum range and performance of the latter. In this paper a number of simple expressions are derived which relate motive energy requirements, range and operating costs to basic design choices. Formulae for estimating 'energy efficiency' under both motoring and regenerative braking conditions are developed.

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  • Institution of Engineers Australia, Annual Report 1983 [Sixty-fourth Annual Report] (1984), 16 pp. Details

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