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| author | S.Monisha, A.S.Monikandan |
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| contents | <p>The energy problem and the pollution caused by vehicle emissions are two of the most urgent issues of<br>our day. This study assesses a wind-solar hybrid system created specifically to provide electricity for HEVs,<br>or hybrid electric vehicles. The main goal is to optimize the hybrid system by making efficient use of solar<br>and wind energy. Furthermore, the significance of integrating renewable energy into transportation networks<br>is emphasized and a basis for further research is laid. To charge HEV batteries, a Battery Management<br>System (BMS) makes use of converters, solar panels, wind turbines, and electrical outlets. The simulation<br>and analytical findings show that the system is capable of harnessing solar and wind energy to successfully<br>produce electricity, offering hybrid electric cars a reliable source of power. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Analysis of Hybrid Electric Vehicle Operated by Wind and Solar Energy S.Monisha, A.S.Monikandan <p>The energy problem and the pollution caused by vehicle emissions are two of the most urgent issues of<br>our day. This study assesses a wind-solar hybrid system created specifically to provide electricity for HEVs,<br>or hybrid electric vehicles. The main goal is to optimize the hybrid system by making efficient use of solar<br>and wind energy. Furthermore, the significance of integrating renewable energy into transportation networks<br>is emphasized and a basis for further research is laid. To charge HEV batteries, a Battery Management<br>System (BMS) makes use of converters, solar panels, wind turbines, and electrical outlets. The simulation<br>and analytical findings show that the system is capable of harnessing solar and wind energy to successfully<br>produce electricity, offering hybrid electric cars a reliable source of power. </p> |
| title | Analysis of Hybrid Electric Vehicle Operated by Wind and Solar Energy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16794315 |