2014
Automotive/Transportation
This design is made with the intent of improving the safety of pillion riders on two wheelers. In the event of accident (front on collision) or sudden braking at high speed,
I have a proposal for a new transportation that would REPLACE the automobile. It involves merging an older concept called PRT (Personal Rapid Transit) with the newer innovations in automation demonstrated by the DARPA challenges and the Google driverless cars.
Who was never shocked by millions of people driving alone in their family car going to work every day? The following invention can be a beginning of an answer, but not only.
In most hybrid vehicles of series-parallel or parallel type,
Description
Internal combustion engines with reciprocating pistons (1), connecting
rods (2), crank (3), block (4), and crankshaft (5) suffer parasitic power loss
from drag on parts moving as much as 180 mph in air ambient the crankcase.
Piston displacement flow crosses connecting rod and crank motion,
Reduction of Air/Wind Energy Transfer to High Speed Trains
Vehicle designs have traditionally incorporated linear shapes to reduce aerodynamic forces. I.e. base region pressure drag, parasite drag, wake vortex shedding and pressure rise at underpasses and tunnels. However, wind is a non-linear force that increases vehicle instabilities,
REFWD-CLUTCH MECHANISM
The flywheel and clutch disc are in contact to transmit the engine power to the wheels. Rotational motion is transmitted from the engine-flywheel to the gearbox by using a clutch-system which is based on frictional properties.
It is common knowledge that tapping all the feasible sources of energy and systems which prevent losses is the need of the hour. Currently, many such systems have been developed including “REGENERATIVE BRAKING.”
Our aim is to create Relief Vehicles for developing countries like India. Most of the cities in India have very narrow roads or lanes that cannot be easily accessed in times of emergency. We want to create a modification that is much cheaper,
India has more traffic congestion than any other nation in the world.Traffic congestion is a serious problem in most Indian metros. The scorching pace of economic growth and the growing incomes of India’s burgeoning middle class are only likely to make the situation worse. Public transport systems are overloaded,
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