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    Stand and Ride Electric Vehicle-2
    (2015-12-23T09:32:50Z) Annu, Kumari; V. Shilpa, Yadav; Shruthi, .S
    Tapping on the growing interest in electrical vehicles due to environmental concerns, and the significant contribution electrical vehicles can make to reduce global air pollution being zero emission vehicles. Our efforts are directed towards developing an innovative and robust electrical vehicle for one person stand and ride. The main objective of the project work is to design and implement an electrical vehicle with an acceleration and breaking functions with the feasible design which aims at lowering the cost of the electrical vehicle when estimated commercially in the product market. Practically tested to give a range of about 30kmph. It powers the prominence of 'Energy Efficiency' by using the hub motor of 250W for its operation. Cutoff circuit is designed to automatically cut off charging circuit for a 12V,24Ah lead acid battery, which protects it from over charging. This project explains in detail the choice of motor, the chassis design and the need for an electrical vehicleand its advantages.

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