Regenerative Braking System

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REGENERATIVE BRAKING SYSTEM

ABSTRACT
The system will generate electrical energy while the wheel is about is stop when applying brakes. The
model comprises a moving wheel arrangement with induction braking system that create regeneration
of electrical energy to charge the battery. In a regenerative braking system, the electric motor that is
responsible for all or part of an electric or hybridelectric vehicles propulsion & also does most of the
braking. When the driver steps on the brake pedal, instead of activating a conventional friction-based
braking process, it sends an electronic signal to the electric motor, directing it to run in reverse mode,
which creates resistance to slow the vehicle through a process that is analogous to down-shifting a
standard transmission vehicle.

Regenerative Braking System is the way of slowing vehicle by using the motors as brakes. Instead of
the surplus energy of the vehicle being wasted as unwanted heat, the motors act as generators and
return some of it to the overhead wires as electricity. The vehicle is primarily powered from the
electrical energy generated from the generator, which burns gasoline. This energy is stored in a large
battery, and used by an electric motor that provides motive force to the wheels. The regenerative
braking taking place on the vehicle isa way to obtain more efficiency; instead of converting kinetic
energy to thermal energy through frictional braking, the vehicle can convert a good fraction of its kinetic
energy back into charge in the battery, using the same principle as an alternator.

Regenerative Braking System is the way of slowing vehicle by using the motors as brakes. Instead of the
surplus energy of the vehicle being wasted as unwanted heat, the motors act as generators and return
some of it to the overhead wires as electricity. The vehicle is primarily powered from the electrical
energy generated from the generator, which burns gasoline. This energy is stored in a large battery, and
used by an electric motor that provides motive force to the wheels. The regenerative braking taking
place on the vehicle isa way to obtain more efficiency; instead of converting kinetic energy to thermal
energy through frictional braking, the vehicle can convert a good fraction of its kinetic energy back into
charge in the battery, using the same principle as an alternator.

Submitted by,

Sonu Joseph

S7,EEE

Roll.No:32

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