Analysis of Hybrid Electric Vehicle operated by Wind and Solar Energy

Authors

  • Dawar Khan University of Engineering and technology Mardan
  • Sheraz Khan University of Engineering and technology Mardan
  • Mian Muhammad Amir Ayaz University of Engineering and technology Mardan
  • Aemal Khan University of Engineering and technology Peshawar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59287/as-ijanser.559

Keywords:

Hybrid Electric Vehicles, Battery Management System, Electric Vehicle

Abstract

One of today's most pressing challenges is the energy crisis and pollution brought on by car emissions. This work evaluates a wind-solar hybrid system designed exclusively for power generation in hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs). The primary objective is to utilize wind and solar energy effectively in order to optimize the hybrid system. Further, a foundation is established for future research, highlighting the importance of incorporating renewable energy into transportation networks. A Battery Management System (BMS) uses solar panels, wind turbines, converters and electrical outlets to charge HEV batteries. The Simulation and analytical results demonstrate that the system can successfully producing electricity by utilizing wind and solar resources, providing a sustainable source of power for hybrid electric vehicles.

Author Biographies

Dawar Khan, University of Engineering and technology Mardan

Electrical Engineering Department, Pakistan

Sheraz Khan, University of Engineering and technology Mardan

Electrical Engineering Department, Pakistan

Mian Muhammad Amir Ayaz, University of Engineering and technology Mardan

Electrical Engineering Department, Pakistan

Aemal Khan, University of Engineering and technology Peshawar

Electrical Engineering Department, Pakistan

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Published

2023-12-13

How to Cite

Khan, D., Khan, S., Ayaz, M. M. A., & Khan, A. (2023). Analysis of Hybrid Electric Vehicle operated by Wind and Solar Energy. International Journal of Advanced Natural Sciences and Engineering Researches (IJANSER), 7(11), 20–26. https://doi.org/10.59287/as-ijanser.559

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