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SOLAR AND WIND POWER BASED ELECTRIC VEHICLE

Sumit P Kadu, Mandar M Golhait, Aditya A Munde, Shishupal D Yelgatte

Abstract


Each nation is moving more and more towards renewable energy sources like solar and wind power nowadays. Many nations throughout the world continue to use cars that are powered by fuels like petrol and diesel. This type of car emits a dangerous amount of CO2. As a result, the planet warms up. We therefore developed a concept called "Solar and Wind Power Based Electric" to prevent this. Fuel engines will not be used to power this vehicle. "Solar and Wind Power Based Electric" includes parts for wind assembly, solar plates, batteries, car framework, motors, and indicators, among others. Since it uses energy that comes from renewable sources like solar and wind, the "Solar and Wind Power Based Electric Vehicle" is completely eco-friendly. Solar and wind power will produce energy, which is going to be preserved by batteries. Electric motors will be powered by batteries. Car tires will receive mechanical energy from such electric motors. In this manner, we have operated a vehicle while utilizing renewable energy sources.


Keywords


Pollution, Solar, wind, Renewable, EVs, Temperature Control, Batteries

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37591/jotea.v10i1.7418

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