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    E Mobility: Anandukrishna S Anu Jacob Anupriya Biju Arun Lukose Asif Muhammed

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    Electric cars were first invented in the 1830s but did not become popular until more recent concerns about fossil fuels and the environment. Electric cars use rechargeable batteries instead of gasoline to power an electric motor, providing advantages like lower emissions and fuel costs but also challenges like limited driving ranges and longer recharging times compared to gasoline vehicles. Different types of batteries like lithium ion, lead acid, and nickel metal hydride can be used but vary in their performance and recyclability.

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    Electric cars were first invented in the 1830s but did not become popular until more recent concerns about fossil fuels and the environment. Electric cars use rechargeable batteries instead of gasoline to power an electric motor, providing advantages like lower emissions and fuel costs but also challenges like limited driving ranges and longer recharging times compared to gasoline vehicles. Different types of batteries like lithium ion, lead acid, and nickel metal hydride can be used but vary in their performance and recyclability.

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    Electric cars were first invented in the 1830s but did not become popular until more recent concerns about fossil fuels and the environment. Electric cars use rechargeable batteries instead of gasoline to power an electric motor, providing advantages like lower emissions and fuel costs but also challenges like limited driving ranges and longer recharging times compared to gasoline vehicles. Different types of batteries like lithium ion, lead acid, and nickel metal hydride can be used but vary in their performance and recyclability.

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    E Mobility: Anandukrishna S Anu Jacob Anupriya Biju Arun Lukose Asif Muhammed

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    Electric cars were first invented in the 1830s but did not become popular until more recent concerns about fossil fuels and the environment. Electric cars use rechargeable batteries instead of gasoline to power an electric motor, providing advantages like lower emissions and fuel costs but also challenges like limited driving ranges and longer recharging times compared to gasoline vehicles. Different types of batteries like lithium ion, lead acid, and nickel metal hydride can be used but vary in their performance and recyclability.

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    E mobility

    Anandukrishna S
    Anu Jacob
    Anupriya Biju
    Arun Lukose
    Asif Muhammed
    1 E mobility 20-01-2016
    HISTORY
     Electric cars began in the mid 19 century
     First known electric car was built in 1837 by Robert
    Davidson
     Rechargeable batteries were invented in 1859, which
    provide means to store electricity, by Gaston Plente.

    2 Electric car invented by Thomas Parker 20-01-2016


    FEATURES
     Use electricity instead of gasoline
     Eco Friendly
     Safe
     Least expensive
     Future of transportation

    3 20-01-2016
    MODES OF TRANSPORTATION

    4 20-01-2016
    COMPONENTS
     Electric motor
     Controller
     battery

    5 20-01-2016
    WORKING
    Controller takes power from battery to the motor
    It converts 300v DC to 240 AC
    Motor converts electrical energy to mechanical energy

    Lithium ion battery


    Lead acid battery
    Nickel hydride batteries
    6 20-01-2016
    Electric motor
    BATTERIES
    Lithium ion  Lead acid battery is more popular
    battery  Lithium ion battery gives extra
    Lead acid performance
    battery
     Nickel metal hydride is more
    Nickel metal expensive
    hydride

    7 20-01-2016
    Faraday`s law

    Lithium batteries gives extra perfomance


    Lead acid batteries are more popular 97% recyclable
    Nickel metal battery are high cost
    Lithium ion
    Lead acid battery
    Nickel metal

    8 20-01-2016
    MERITS AND DEMERITS
    MERITS DEMRITS
     No petrol required  Short driving range
     Reduced fuel price  insufficient recharging
     low carbon dioxide points
    emission  Longer charging time
     Safe to drive  Silence as
     Low maintenance disadvantage
     Low fuelling cost  Battery replacement for
     Cost effective 3-10 years
     Large need for
    electricity

    9 20-01-2016
    Life time cost

    10 20-01-2016
    Yearly cost of fuel

    11 20-01-2016
    12 20-01-2016
    Comparison of electric car and
    petrol car

    13 20-01-2016
    Efficiency chart

    14 20-01-2016
    Torque-speed graph

    15 20-01-2016
    Conclusion
     Amount of fossil fuel is decreasing
     Global warming threat
     Future generation
    As a solution for these we should use electric vehicle
    and put petrol,ic engine to history

    16 20-01-2016
    Electric car brands

    17 20-01-2016
    18 20-01-2016

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