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Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
• INTRODUCTION
• BLOCK DIAGRAM
• TYPES
• PROBLEMS SOLVED
• OBJECTIVES
• APPLICATION
• ADVANTAGES
• DISADVANTAGES
Chapter 7 CONCLUSION
Chapter 8 REFERENCE & BIBLOGRAPHY
ABSTRACT
Electric scooters also give increased mobility to individuals who suffer from various
health issues. These conditions may make it difficult for them to walk, bike, drive or use
other
modes of transportation. In these cases, electric scooters provide the best replacement.
This is because they require no peddling or frequent movement, which means users rarely
get fatigued using it .
Additionally, an electric scooter also opens up other options for users. Most disabled
people find it difficult to walk to public transport stations. However, with an electric
scooter, they
can travel and access these stations much easier.
This electric three wheeler scooter consists of a electric motor , metal links attached on
the frame of scooter . the electric motor is mounted on the front handle with the help of
bolt in such a way that when the ignition switch is on then the power is supplied to the
electric motor and the scooter able to move forward .
The Key Components in Electric Scooter Following are the key components in Electric
Scooter:-
• Metal frame
• Battery Charger
• Battery
• Motor Controller
• Motor
• DC-DC Converter
• Disc brake
• Throttle and ignition switch
• CHAPTER -1
INTRODUCTION
FABRICATION OF THE ELECTRIC TWO WHEELER SCOOTER
1.1 INTRODUCTION
Fig.1
In these project the simple component parts, an electric -scooter consists of a battery, motor,
throttle and controller. And out of these parts, the battery and motor are two of the most
essential components of an electric scooter.
When a rider twists the throttle on the handlebar, the controller reacts by commanding the
battery to send electric energy to the motor which is mounted on the hub of the wheels. The
motor uses this energy to rotate the gear which then moves the wheels of the electric scooter
forward.
Like regular kick scooters, some e-scooters need to be pushed off the ground using a foot
while twisting the throttle to engage the motor. They might also need to be maneuvered using
the t-stem handlebars and stopped using brakes. The speed at which the scooter can go will
depend on the throttle.
The battery is the main energy storage. The battery charger is to convey the electricity from
mains to charge the battery. The battery voltage is DC and current (I) is inverted into
switched-mode signal through power electronic controller to drive the motor. The other
electronic components in a vehicle can be supplied to the battery through DC-DC converter
that step down the voltage from the battery pack to lower voltage such as 5V-20V .
Specific design elements are dictated by the power source.
Fig.2
The e-moped cannot carry a pillion rider because the battery capacity is too low. It has a
modest range per charge, again because the battery capacity is low. The 25 kmph speed
limit can be frustrating when there is little traffic. It is only practical for young riders whom
parents do not wish to trust with a regular scooter.
This scooter is little different in general appearance from ordinary petrol scooters.
Like the e-moped, users of this vehicle do not require a license, and the bike requires
neither motor vehicle registration nor motor vehicle insurance. As with the e-moped, the 25
kmph speed limit is frustrating when there is little traffic. It is only practical for young
riders whom parents do not wish to trust with a regular scooter.
• E-bikes are nothing but vehicles that run on electricity. India is one of the largest two-
wheeler marketplaces in the world, and as concerns about pollution and fuel prices
have grown, electric scooters have gained popularity as an alternative to classic
gasoline-powered scooters.
• Electric scooters are produced and sold by a number of businesses in India, with prices
ranging from affordable alternatives to high-performance versions. In India, there are
several popular brands that are into electric vehicle manufacturing and it is easy to
pick your desired one.
• Electric scooters have grown to popularity in India in recent years. This is due to its
cost-effectiveness and environmental friendliness and many more. Let us look at some
of their benefits.
• Electric scooters check all the tick boxes and save so much concerning to the
environment.
• Since they produce zero emissions, they have not impact in damaging the air quality
—solving a significant air problem “The Air Pollution”.
• Using electric scooters can significantly reduce air pollution in a nation where it has
risen to dangerous levels.
• Apart from it, its rechargeable batteries lower the usage of non-renewable resources
like petrol and diesel.
1.5: Applications
Following are some of the applications where this electric scooter can be used:-
• Use in a production line for transporting the finished workpieces .
• Can be used to travel in short distances 5 km to 10 km .
• Use in workshops for transport the small Quantity load about 100kg .
• Use in daily transport for saving time in traffic jams .
• Use in airports to carry the goods and load of the passengers .
• Use in the military .
1.6: Advantages
• Safe, convenient, and easy to use
• Light and portable
• Relatively eco-friendly
• Low operating costs
• Easy repair and maintenance
• Perfect for short distances
• Can skip traffic jams
• Less noise pollution
• No need for permits or a license
1.7: Disadvantages
• Lack of exercise.
• There can be battery issues.
• Lack of insurance.
• Only for short distances
• Low weight capacity
Following are some of the improvements and enhancement that can be made:-
• The battery and the load carrying capacity of the vehicle can be increased .
• The size of the vehicle can be increased as per the requirement .
• Many large two-wheeler manufacturers are spending millions of dollars on research and
development to improve the technologies used in e-scooters .
• When it comes to operating costs, e-scooters are significantly less expensive. You might
be surprised to learn that a single kilometer on an electric bike cost only Rs 0.35. On the
other hand, petrol-powered bikes will cost you around Rs 2.20 to travel one kilometer.
• In an effort to boost e-scooter sales, the central government announced a vehicle cost
subsidy under the revised Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric
Vehicles-II (FAME-II) scheme.
Author :
Prof. Mahesh S. Khande , Mr. Akshay S. Patil , Mr. Gaurav C. Andhale , Mr. Rohan S. Shirsat .
Abstract:
This Paper studies about design and development and the comparison of different part
of components. Also electric two wheeler components like Battery, Charger, BLDC
motor, Controller, Dc-Dc Converter explain in this paper. Indian two-wheeler industry
has embraced the new concept of Electric Bikes and Scooters that are very popular
mode of personal transport in the developed countries like America, Japan and China.
So the electrically charged bikes or scooters have very bright future in area of personal
transportation.
Abstract:
This paper provide an overview of the recent work of electric vehicle in the region.
The paper describes the development and the comparison of different part of components.
The major components in battery technology, charger design, motor, steering and braking
are examined. The paper finally shows some electric vehicle prototype as a conclusion of
the papers.
An electric scooter does not have an engine to drive the wheels, instead it consists of an electric
motor that turns the wheels.
Since, there is need of electricity to drive the motor of the e-scooter. Hence, a rechargeable
battery is used that provides required electrical energy.
However, the design of the electric scooter looks similar to a traditional scooter, but the internal
architecture and mechanism are completely different.
Today, electric scooters are gaining popularity as an easy to drive and eco-friendly mode of
transportation.
Firstly, the electric scooter is started by supplying DC power from battery to the electric motor,
for this a start button is provided on the control panel.
Then, the rider moves the throttle control that sends an electric signal to the controller. The
controller releases a controlled amount of electrical energy from the battery pack to an electric
motor.
The electric motor drives the wheels of the scooter using the electric power and propels it
forward. This is how an electric scooter works.
Let us now discuss the components used in an electric scooter and their function.
Some major components of an electric scooter and their functions are explained below −
Outer Frame
Fig.2
It is the main body of the electric scooter that provides complete housing and support to all the
components of the scooter. It is usually made up of a lightweight material like aluminum.
Electric Motor
Fig.3
In electric scooters, the electric motor is the main device that produces propulsion power to
rotate the wheels. It can be a brushed dc motor or brushless dc motor (mostly preferred).
Battery Pack
Fig.4
The battery pack stores electrical energy to power the motor and other electronic systems of the
electric scooter. It typically consists of batteries of 150 W/h to 625 W/h capacity. However, this
capacity can be of up to a hundred Wh. The most common type of battery used in electric
scooters is the rechargeable lithium-ion battery due to mature technology.
It is nothing but the accelerator device used to control the speed of the scooter. It sends control
signals to the main controller.
Fig.5
Controller
Fig.6
Charging Port
It is the component provided to plug the battery charger to recharge the scooter’s battery pack.
It is located on the outer frame of the scooter and covered with a protective lid.
Control Panel
Electric scooters typically consist of a control panel with graphical user interface. It mainly has
a digital display to show information like speed, battery level, and more. Also, it has various
switches to control different functions.
An electric scooter consists several other components as well depending on the model and
manufacturer. All these components work together to provide a convenient and eco-friendly
mode of mobility.
5.1 METHODOLOGY:
1. First of all make the list of required materials for the project and prepare the costing
bill of the material .
2. Fix/ weld the square bar in to the rectangle shape for the base of the chassis .
3. Then we prepared the fork for both the wheels for rear & front wheel .
4. The disc of the disc brake is mount on the front wheel of the scooter .
5. After the braking system the holes are to be drilled for fixing the suspensions on the
rear wheels .
6. The rod is to be welded on the rectangular body on which the four holed plate is
welded on which the motor is to be clamped by nut & bolts .
7. The whole circuit i.e. Battery packs &controller is fixed in the rectangle frame .
8. The whole circuit is located below the wooden ply sheet on which the driver is to be
stand .
9. The accelerator / throttle is mounted on the handle and the brake lever is also located
on the handle .
10.With the help of the grinder we grind the extra welded parts for good finishing as
well as for polishing the parts of the frame .
11.Then the primer and paint coating is to be applied on the body of the electric scooter
.
12.So these above methodology is followed by us while fabricating the electric scooter
.
7. Batteries 02 1000
8. Wheels 02 1000
9. Sprockets 02 300
Total = 12310
❖ Face shield and welding gloves are used during the welding process.
6.1 RESULTS:
• After testing of the fabricated electric two wheeler scooter we have came to
know that it is a very economical scooter as compared to the petrol bikes and
scooter .
• The total energy i.e. Electrical energy of the battery is to be get converted in
to the mechanical work for rotating the wheel via chain drive .
• The fabricated vehicle has nearly about 30 to 40 km/hr speed and the weight
carrying capacity of the vehicle is approximately 200 kg with its self -weight
.
• The lithium ion batteries were used in electric scooter which has small range
up to 50 to 60 km approximately . the batteries are compact in size and easy
to handle .
6.2 Discussion:
• The qualities which are regarding to the good electric – vehicle in a point of
auto-mobile vehicle are to be kept in consideration like sufficient friction
between wheels and road , aerodynamic thrust , aerodynamic drag , etc. are to
be followed while fabricating the scooter .
• It is light in weight as compared to the regular petrol vehicles the shock absorbers
are provided to absorb the sudden shocks & jerks and to provide the comfort to
the driver & parts of the vehicle .
• The lithium ion battery is used which is very economical to charge it after the
50 – 60 km approximately . due these small batteries the power capacity is small
thus, small children’s from the age of 12-18 years also can use it & for driving
it does not required any license .
7.1 CONCLUSION :
Now a days, utilization of fuel vehicles are increased rapidly which result into
more air pollution. To control this, utilization of EV is must because it’s several
advantages like electric scooter is an eco-friendly product, It is more suitable for
city as it can avoid the emission of harmful gases and thereby it can reduce the
atmospheric pollution. Due to frequent increase in fuel prices, the electrically
charged vehicle seen to be the cheapest one compared to the traditional vehicle.
E-scooters are more suitable for rural areas where the numbers of petrol bunks are
not adequate, so that the rural people can charge the vehicle with the help of
electricity. To understanding the EV technology, this study helps to provide
outline of EV (Scooter) and there various components.
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