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D. Kurtz (1980)
AERODYNAMIC DESIGN OF ELECTRIC AND HYBRID VEHICLES: A GUIDEBOOK
D. Raymer (1989)
Aircraft Design: A Conceptual Approach
[In this book, “conceptual design” describes the second stage of the design process in which a vehicle’s physical envelope, its boundary, is defined. Our goals are to:Select the car’s shapeSet its major dimensionsEstimate the gross mass and the location of the center of gravity (CG)Specify the main requirements for the driveSet the main features of the driver–car interfaceSet the main requirements for the electrical power subsystemSet the number of wheelsExamine the stability]
Published: Jul 3, 2015
Keywords: Drag Coefficient; Front Wheel; Rear Wheel; Slip Angle; Maximum Power Point Tracking
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