“Development and Performance Analysis

of Hybrid Electric Vehicle”- A Review

Sagar Ranani
Internal combustion engine and automobile, mechanical department,
Parul Institute of Engineering and technology, Limda
sagarranani93 @gmail.com

Assistant Prof. Nityam Oza,

Internal combustion engine and automobile, mechanical department,
Parul Institute of Engineering and technology, Limda
nityamoza@gmail.com

ABSTRACT
Today the depletion of fossil fuel, global heating and emissions is become a serious problem in the world. India imports nearly 75% of its 4.3
million barrels per day crude oil. Due to this depletion and amount of emission has given way for the new technologies like Fuel cells
vehicles, Electric vehicles. The gap between the current fossil fuel technology and zero emission vehicles can be combined by hybrid
technology. During city driving conditions like frequent stop and go and long idling time has resulted into poor fuel economy and
higher harmful pollutant emissions from IC Engine powered vehicles. The current hybrid car emits less pollutant than the market
average. In hybrid electric vehicle the fuel consumption is decrease than pure ICE. HEV technology, more expensive than conventional
vehicles, is poised for entry into new markets and also complicated structure, heavier, skilled man power required for maintenance and lack
of awareness stop them to gain more consumers. In this petrol car is converted in to experimental hybrid electric vehicle and for a route the
fuel consumption and emissions are observed in city area.

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KEY WORDS: hybrid electric vehicle; break
even analysis; Indian driving cycle; alternate
fuels

INTRODUCTION
The internal combustion engine is one of the
greatest inventions of mankind. The conventional
vehicles with ICE provide a good performance
and long operating range. However they have
continue to cause serious problems for poor fuel
economy, environment pollution and human life.
While there are also alternate fuels like LPG,
CNG, biogas, bio diesel, ethanol, methanol,
hydrogen, electricity but use of them is becoming Fig. 1. Indian driving Cycle (4 wheeler)
widely and also not easily available at anywhere
. INTRODUCTION TO HYBRID VEHICLE
BARRIERS ON PRESENT AUTOMOBILE To take advantage of two or more reliable fuel
FUELS technology, Hybrid technology has been
emerged. In this technology the vehicle is
Rising Prices powered by two or more power sources. .Another
India is importing 90% of its petroleum demand. combination can is human power along with IC
The reserves of petroleum are mostly in gulf Engine power. Hybrid technology has proved
countries. Moreover, day by day the reserves very efficient and resulted in least pollutant
of petroleum are depleting and demand is emissions. Honda, Toyota has come with modes
increasing. The law is for higher demand and less of hybrid vehicles and is very successful in the
supply situation the prices of the petroleum is market. Today, hybrid technology is looked
ever increasing. as very promising and results attained are very
Impact on Aquatic Life by Oil Spill positive. Hybrid vehicles can be classified as
The use of petroleum not only impacts on human series, parallel and combined vehicles according
being and environment but it also effects on to the power train design. The Hybrid Electric
land, vegetation, water and living hood on land Vehicles (HEV) report is designed to guide
as well as water. Petroleum products spilled on decision makers and institutions in assessing the
land causes in fertility and damaged to the feasibility of hybrid technology in transport and
vegetation. The oil spilled in water creates fuel efficiency measures and to assist knowledge
breathing problem to the live being in to the and technology transfer.
water. The petroleum products are not easily de-
bio graded and bad impact last for longer.
Health risks associated with vehicle emission HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLE
Toxic emission from fossil fuel combustion Series hybrid
particularly in vehicle is not only linked to In a series hybrid vehicle the IC Engine produces
climate change but also have significant impact power using gasoline and diesel engine as a fuel.
on air quality and health, resulting in increased The power produce from the engine is utilized
hospital admissions, respiratory illness and to the generator. The generator produces electric
premature deaths, especially in urban area. energy will be supplied to the electric motor
placed in the hub of each wheel or pair of front or
INTRODUCTION TO INDIAN DRIVING rear wheels. Excess power from the generator
CYCLE is stored in the battery.
The driving cycle of any country is the probable
plot of the vehicle speed right from the start of
the engine through its journey over a prescribed
time Driving cycle is an expensive transient test
procedure and reflects the average emission
performance per km drive, integrating the total
effects of the road infrastructure, traffic pattern
and driving culture.

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Fig 2. Series HEV
Parallel hybrid
In Parallel hybrid vehicle power can be supplied
by either IC Engine or battery to the wheel.
Moreover, IC Engine and electric battery can
supply power simultaneously to the wheel. this
system have an advantage of maximum power by
utilizing electric as we all as IC Engine power
simultaneously the engine can be sized down.
During at starting condition battery supply power
to the electric motor. During cruising speed
IC Engine supply power to the wheel.
Fig 3. Parallel HEV
Advantages of Hybrid Electric Vehicle
Good for environment
Cheaper to run
High energy efficiency
Low operating cost, Reduce emissions
LITERATURE REVIEW
Changing geo-politics of oil and the impact on
India by Charu Rastogi.
This paper is based on analysis of secondary data
obtained from the various government and
corporate sources and information available on
the public domain. The objective of the paper is Car
to establish that India faces a potentially
disruptive situation in terms of energy security Bus
and suggest a model to address the situation.
Further, India’s energy consumption pattern, Wheeler
consumption of oil and oil products over the past
four decades and the composition of India’s oil
Wheeler
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import sources over the past five years has been
analysed.
Result: The oil consumption of India has
increased steadily for the past four decades. Some
suggestions are discussed like
Structural adjustments in energy sector
India needs to exploit clean sources of energy
such as natural gas and clean coal to reduce
greenhouse gas emissions and reduce the
country’s dependence on crude oil. The available
renewable resources need to be exploited by
giving them a commercial orientation Investment
in human resource development and
technological up gradation are other structural
changes that will take India a step closer to
achieving energy security.
Energy efficiency
Reducing energy requirements and increasing
energy efficiency are two important pillars of
attaining energy security. Energy efficiency is the
equivalent of creating a virtual source of
untapped domestic energy supply. Efficiency can
be increased in energy extraction, conversion,
transportation as well as in consumption
Estimation of delay and fuel loss during idling
of vehicles at signalized intersection in
Ahmedabad by Ch.Ravi Sekhar, Pranoy Raj,
Purnima Parida, S.Gangopadhyay.
In this research paper the main objective of is to
estimate delay and fuel loss during idling
vehicles at signalized intersections in Ahmedabad
city. For estimation of delay at intersections,
typical corridor on drive in road in Ahmedabad
city has been considered. Drive in road is one the
busiest urban arterial corridor and this corridor
connects the traffic coming from Thaltej
intersection to Vijay Char Rasta Intersection.
This study provides an estimate of the total fuel
loss in the study corridor due to stoppage of
vehicles at intersections.
Result
Vehicle Helmet Himalaya Sal
type (sec) (sec) hospital
(sec)
641 419 567.4
712.1 484.8 548.6
2- 626.2 404.2 551.5
3- 627 382.6 542.8
Table 1. Delay and Idling Time Estimation
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 Name of Petrol Diesel CNG
intersectio (liters) (liters) (liters)
n
Sal 307.438 81.944 178.1
hospital 9 4
Himalaya 127.401 39.075 107.5
1 7 8 hybrid car gets neutralized. So some solutions on
Helmet 486.672 358.11 361.2
6 2
Table 2. Idling fuel consumption
Experimental Analysis and Feasibility Study
of 1400 CC Diesel Engine Car Converted Into
Hybrid Electric Vehicle by Using BLDC Hub
Motors, 2013, By Sudhir Gupte.
In this paper an existing 1400 CC Diesel car
converted in to experimental HEV prototype has
been tested in EV mode at reasonably steady
speed on highway and conventional ICE mode to
measure the consumption of fuel to derive the
optimum performance benefits. Test results show
marked improvement in fuel consumption when
driven in EV mode. Amount of fuel saving
achieved by proposed HEV methodology.
Result: Fuel consumption measured at 1.97 liters
per 100 km at 38.3 km/hr average speed and 27.5
km of distance could be covered with 150Ah
Battery pack. But the fuel consumption in HEV
mode varies between 1.97 to 2.62 Liters per 100
km depending upon the traffic and driving
conditions as compared to 4.65 to 5.12 liters per
100 km in ICE mode as shown in table. The fuel
consumption pattern in ICE mode before and
after the conversion has been affected only
marginally in ICE mode comparison.
Table 3. Fuel consumption of ICE vs HEV mode
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Development and Use of Parallel Hybrid
Electric Vehicle Model with Suitable
Modifications and Break-Even Analysis by
Tarun Kaushik, Nilay Pandey
For a hybrid to be able to replace the
conventional cars it must provide greater driving
range. Normally the battery gets discharged in 40
miles. After the battery gets discharged the HEV
starts taking all its power requirements from the
gasoline engine Thus all the advantage of being a
how to increase the driving range of a Hybrid
Electric vehicle (Parallel Type) are described in
this paper.
Result: By some modifications like regenerative
braking, use of solar panel and by using some
parts of the power of gasoline engine to charge
battery are considered so that the time
consumption can also reduce in highway driving.
Fig 4. Modified Parallel HEV cycle
CONCLUSION FROM LITERATURE
 Identification and analysis of Alternate fuels
for automobile are extremely important.
 Hybrid vehicle concept can be utilize to
reduce fuel consumption, emissions and cost
of fuel.
 Thus HEV improve public health, energy
security and reduce fuel cost.
 Driving cycle has tremendous impact on fuel
consumption and pollutant emissions.
Driving through congested traffic area leads
to drive in a low gear, frequent stop and go,
large idling times and higher acceleration
and deceleration which results in higher fuel
consumption and pollutant emissions.
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 The series hybrid performs better in city modifications and break-even analysis” issn
driving while parallel hybrid achieve lower 2319-7024(2013)
emission and fuel consumption in highway
driving.
 Break even analysis for additional cost is
compensated with in first two years of
buying which is comparable with most
automobile having a useful life of nearly 10
years.
 Penetration of electric vehicle is not high
because of long charging time, battery
replacement cost and limited range
problems.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I am highly indebted to Prof. Nityam Oza for his
guidance and constant supervision as well as for
providing necessary information I would like to
thank the teaching &non-teaching staff of
Department of Mechanical Engineering for
sharing their knowledge with me.

REFRENCES
BOOKS:
[1] Dr. S.S.Thipse, Alternative Fuels,Jaico
Publication,2010.
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 Aishwarya Panday and hari om bansal,
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Engine Car Converted Into Hybrid Electric
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Energy Procedia 54
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at signalised intersection in Ahmedabad ”
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
104
 Tarun Kaushik and Nilay Panday,
“Development and use of parallel hybrid
electric vehicle model with suitable

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