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Unlike traditional electric motors,the management of power requirements for each movement of TheWheel?is internal. The energy supply is constant while the modulation is regulated internally withinTheWheel?/b>based on the data input from the operator. For high voltage/amperage requirements operators can opt to connect the standard embedded cooling system.
When mounting more than one propelled wheel on a traditionally powered vehicle a mechanical differential is needed to equalize the force needed for the differing radius experienced by each wheel for each turn. When using more than oneTheWheel?/b>, however, the embedded and external hardware and software together resolve this problem electronically without the need for complicated and heavy mechanical solutions. By simply reducing the energy use ofTheWheel?/b>on the inside of the turn and/or adding energy toTheWheel?/b>on the outside of the turn all thus powered wheels obtain full optimum traction at all times. As an additional benefit, this same electronic management systemincludes both traction control and anti-lock braking.
Braking is done electrically, or more precisely magnetically, by simply powering the engine(s) in the opposite direction. The energy of the forward motion arrested by the braking action is converted back to electrical power. This process is called regenerative braking. When simply coasting down a hill the engines also function as generators. Theregeneration of poweradds substantially to the endurance of the batteries, which lessens the need for auxiliary power supplementation.
Batteries are intended to be the principal source of electric energy supply for vehicles equipped withTheWheel?/b>. On averageTheWheel?uses only half the electric energy of a typical geared traction motor. This means that only half the amount of battery capacity and generative power is required. The battery capacity needed obviously varies for each application. For optimum energy efficiency, the weight of a vehicle is kept to a practical minimum. High capacity batteries can weigh a considerable amount. A balance, therefore, needs to be achieved between the typical usage cycle of the vehicle and the combined endurance of the batteries, the availability of scheduled external battery charging using external power and the capacity of an onboard generator. The onboard generator, including a fuel cell, could use a wide variety of fuels. The key to energy efficiency is primarily on how it is used instead of how it is generated. If environmentally friendly generated power, like for instance with a fuel cell, is wasted with inefficient applications, such as geared electric motors, the financial and environmental benefits are not optimized.
Themaintenance requirementsofTheWheel?/b>are a fraction of that of conventional fossil fuel engines. In the unlikely event that this should ever be needed,engine changeonly requires removal of twelve bolts and a plug consisting of just three wires, a positive&negative power supply and a data cable. The simplicity of application and functionality will afford limitless variations on the use ofTheWheel?/b>.
An important feature ofTheWheel?and also its smaller derivative thee-Traction?nbsp;SM350not only provides an extremely efficient means of traction, it also can be just as easily used as an efficient generator.
TheWheel?- Prototype Applications
After five years of development the introduction ofTheWheel?/b> took place in 2001 with its placement for the energy companyNUON as a generator driven by a watermill in揾et Geldersch Landschap?/b>. This unit runs the equivalent of 100,000 kilometers per year in a wet environment generating roughly 20,000 KWH annually.
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