Hybrid Combat Electric vehicle
Three versions of hybrid-electric vehicle propulsion systems are currently evaluated under different programs. The ?Series Hybrid Electric Drive (HED)? decouples the diesel engine from the wheels, driving each axel or wheel by an electrical motor. Typical examples of Series HED are the AHED and SEP
2025-06-28 16:32:59 - Adil Khan
Hybrid Combat Electric vehicle
Project Area of Specialization Mechatronics EngineeringProject SummaryThree versions of hybrid-electric vehicle propulsion systems are currently evaluated under different programs. The “Series Hybrid Electric Drive (HED)” decouples the diesel engine from the wheels, driving each axel or wheel by an electrical motor. Typical examples of Series HED are the AHED and SEP combat vehicles, developed for future armored vehicle programs, and the future tactical truck (FTTV). This configuration is viewed as more suitable for weapon carriers, missile launchers (such as HIMARS, LOSAT, Patriot and MEADS). Elimination of the heavy mechanical drive train reduces the total weight of the vehicle and enables more flexible “packaging” of a mission system. Further advantage is the ability to be stationed on “silent watch” for extended periods or driven in “stealth” movement (battery powered). This feature is absent from comercial ‘hybrid cars’ applications, due to the high cost of battery and motors, required for extended propulsion of the vehicle.
1. Conceptual / System Design of Full-Hybrid Tracked Vehicle (FYP-I)
2. Modeling & Simulation of Vehicle Electrical elements, motors, battery, ICE run Generator, etc (FYP-II)
3. Component matching of Vehicle Electrical elements, motors, battery, ICE run Generator, etc (FYP-II)
4. Assembling of Vehicle Electrical elements, motors, battery, ICE run Generator, etc on to the Vehicle Structure made by Group-1(FYP-II)
5. Testing & Debugging of Vehicle Electrical elements, motors, battery, ICE run Generator, etc (FYP-III)
6. Testing & Debugging of complete Full-Hybrid Tracked Vehicle (FYP-III)
Project Implementation MethodThe method for the implementation of this project includes firstly the design of a prototype on solid works with proper dimensioning .After this the project will be divided into three aspects :
1) mechanical portion
2) Electrical portion
3 ) Control system
Benefits of the ProjectThis project has got great significance in the defense organizations of our country. This tank will mainly reduce the fuel cost and will provide more accuracy and durability.
Technical Details of Final DeliverableThe tank will be driven by hybrid batteries which will be charged from the generator and an engine will be placed inorder to provide required torque and power to the generator .
Final Deliverable of the Project HW/SW integrated systemCore Industry TransportationOther Industries Energy , Manufacturing , Security Core Technology Clean TechOther Technologies Wearables and ImplantablesSustainable Development Goals Industry, Innovation and InfrastructureRequired Resources| Item Name | Type | No. of Units | Per Unit Cost (in Rs) | Total (in Rs) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total in (Rs) | 66500 | |||
| rubber belt | Equipment | 1 | 1500 | 1500 |
| Battery | Equipment | 2 | 30000 | 60000 |
| Metal body | Equipment | 1 | 5000 | 5000 |