Hybrid Vehicle

Hybrid Vehicle
Alok Mishra
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
SIXTH SEMESTER
S.D. COLLEGE OF ENGNEERING &
TECHNOLOGY
DEFINITION
 Any vehicle that combines two or more
sources of power that can directly or
indirectly provide propulsion power is a
hybrid.
 Most hybrid cars on the road right now are
gasoline-electric hybrids
 Peugeot Citroen has diesel-electric hybrid
cars in the works.
Gasoline-powered car
and
electric car structure
electric
engine motor
fuel tank
batteries
transmission transmission
Figure 1.Gasoline-powered car Figure 2. Electric car

CONVETIONAL ENGINE
 A gas-powered car has a fuel tank, which
supplies gasoline to the engine. The
engine then turns a transmission, which
turns the wheels
 A gasoline car meets these requirements
but produces a relatively large amount of
pollution and generally gets poor gas
mileage
ELECTRIC-VEHICLE
 An electric car, on the other hand, has a set of
batteries that provides electricity to an electric
motor. The motor turns a transmission, and the
transmission turns the wheels
 An electric car, however, produces almost no
pollution, but it can only go 50 to 100 miles (80
to 161 km) between charges. And the problem
has been that the electric car is very slow and
inconvenient to recharge
HYBRID-VEHICLE
 The hybrid is a compromise. It attempts to
significantly increase the mileage and
reduce the emissions of a gas-powered
car while overcoming the shortcomings of
an electric car.
Gasoline-electric Hybrid Structure
 Gasoline-electric hybrid cars contain the
following parts:
 Gasoline engine
 Fuel tank
 Electric motor
 Generator
 Batteries
 Transmission
TYPES OF HYBRID
Combination two power sources found in a
hybrid car in different ways
 Parallel hybrid, has a fuel tank that supplies
gasoline to the engine and a set of batteries
that supplies power to the electric motor. Both
the engine and the electric motor can turn the
transmission at the same time, and the
transmission then turns the wheels
 Series hybrid, the gasoline engine turns a
generator, and the generator can either charge
the batteries or power an electric motor that
drives the transmission. Thus, the gasoline
engine never directly powers the vehicle
Hybrid structure
electric generator
engine electric motor
motor
fuel tank
batteries
batteries
engine
transmission
transmission
fuel tank
Figure 3. Parallel hybrid car Figure 4. Series hybrid car

HYBRID CAR REVIEWS
Toyota Prius
 to reduce emissions in urban areas

 parallel hybrid powertrain
 capable of accelerating the vehicle to
speeds up to 15 mph (24 kph) on electric
power alone
PRIUS-PERFORMANCE
 The Prius mainly relies on two features to optimize
efficiency and reduce emissions:
 Its engine only runs at an efficient speed and load
 It uses a unique power split device

 allows the engine to stay in its most efficient load and
speed range most of the time
POWER SPLIT DEVICE
• gearbox that hooks the gasoline engine, generator and electric
motor together
• allows the car to operate like a parallel hybrid
• allows the car to operate like a series hybrid
POWER SPLIT DEVICE WORK
 When accelerate, initially the electric motor and
batteries provide all of the power. The ring gear
of the power split device is connected to the
electric motor, so it starts to spin with the motor.
The planet carrier, which is connected to the
engine, is stationary because the engine is not
running. Since the ring gear is spinning, the
planets have to spin, which causes the sun gear
and generator to spin. As the car accelerates,
the generator spins at whatever speed it needs
to in order for the engine to remain off.
 Once reaching about 40 mph (64 kph), the gasoline
engine will turn on. The generator suddenly changes
speed, causing the planet carrier to turn and start the
engine. Once the engine is running, it settles into a
constant speed while the generator varies its speed to
match the output speed with the electric motor. If you are
really accelerating hard, the motor will draw extra power
from the batteries. Once you are up to freeway speed,
the car will move under a combination of gas and electric
power, with all of the electricity coming from the
generator.
Hybrid-car Performance
 The key to a hybrid car is that the gasoline engine can be much smaller
than the one in a conventional car and therefore more efficient
 There are several reasons why smaller engines are more efficient than
bigger ones:
 The big engine is heavier than the small engine, so the car uses extra
energy every time it accelerates or drives up a hill.
 The pistons and other internal components are heavier, requiring more
energy each time they go up and down in the cylinder.
 The displacement of the cylinders is larger, so more fuel is required by
each cylinder.
 Bigger engines usually have more cylinders, and each cylinder uses
fuel every time the engine fires, even if the car isn't moving
 The same model cars with different engines can get different
mileage
Improving Fuel Economy
 Recover energy and store it in the battery

 "regenerative braking."
 Sometimes shut off the engine

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Figure 1.Gasoline-powered car Figure 2. Electric car

Figure 3. Parallel hybrid car Figure 4. Series hybrid car

 to reduce emissions in urban areas

 It uses a unique power split device

 Recover energy and store it in the battery

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