Design and analysis of shaft and housing for flywheel hybrid module

Muhammad Aiman , Abd Nasir (2015) Design and analysis of shaft and housing for flywheel hybrid module. Project Report. UTeM. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The development of hybrid technology in vehicle nowadays are growing fast due to the hike of petrol price and increasing in environmental cautiousness among people in the world. Hybrid vehicles come with alternative power sources instead of only depending to the power produced by internal combustion engine to move a vehicle. Mechanical hybrid technology is a type hybrid technology that undergoes progressive development these days. This hybrid technology is used in Formula One Racing as the concern of Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) to the environmental cautiousness. This project aims to design and analyse the shafts and housing of Flywheel Hybrid module that will be integrated into front wheel of conventional motorcycles. The design stages of all the components follows the flow of mechanical engineering design process. The method used for concept selection is the scoring matrix or usually called as the Pugh Method. During benchmarking process, the specifications of shafts is studied. Then, the product development specification is determined to set the limit of dimensions for the whole Flywheel Hybrid module. Morphological chart consisting of ideas is prepared so that the ideas for every function in the module can be generated to form sets of components from different ideas to form a complete module in concept generation stage. Several concepts are selected based on the scores accumulated by the concept. Finally the sketching of conceptual design for the selected ideas combination is made to get the overview system of the Flywheel Hybrid module.

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