Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 02-10-2010
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Gas Engine
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if you used a gas engine attached to a generator to power an electric drive motor to drive thewheels on a car?
similar to how locomotives work, would that type of drive system setup be very efficient? would the gas mileage be better with an engine running at a more constant speed?
what I am trying to describe it the chevy volt, but without the batteries.
i agree that is how hybrids should have been built. use a large enough electric motor to motivate the car, and small gas or diesel engine to power a generator to run everything else. this way you can tune the gas engine to run extremely efficiently at one or two rpms, say 1500 and 2500 rpm, and very likely easily record 75-100 mpg if not more.
