Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
ON
SOLAR POWERED VEHICLE
In the partial fulfillment for the award of the degree
of
MASTER OF TECHNOLOGY
IN
(MACHINE DESIGN)
SUBMITTED BY
Mr. ANIL MALPOTRA
REG. NO. 100067682787
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
BABA BANDA SINGH BAHADUR ENGINEERING COLLEGE
FATEHGARH SAHIB
1 lnLroducLlon
11 AuLomoLlve emlsslon and norms
12 WhaL ls Sv?
13 Pow Sv works?
2 LlLeraLure Survey
21 8esearch area ln Sv
22 Ma[or 8esearch groups / cenLers
23 Work done Llll daLe
24 luLure 8esearch focus
3 Concluslon
4 8eferences
Automotive mission.
AuLomoLlve emlsslon ls generally exhausL gases released by
englne durlng exhausL sLroke Lnglne exhausL generally
conLalnlng carbon dloxlde carbon monoxlde lead
compounds nlLrogen oxldes unburnL hydrocarbons and
waLer vapour among oLher polluLanLs whlch polluLes our
envlronmenL and havlng dangerous effecLs on our healLh
Pollution Hazards And Human Healtb
PoIIutants
Effects on Human
HeaIth
Effects on the
NaturaI Environment
Carbon monoxide
Can affect the cardio-
vascula system,
exacer -bating
cardiovascular disease
symptoms, particularly
angina; may also
particularly affect
foetuses, sickle cell
anaemics and young
children. Can affect the
central nervous
system, impairing
physical coordination,
vision and judgement,
creating nausea and
headaches, reducing
worker productivity and
increasing personal
discomfort.
PoIIutants
Effects on Human
HeaIth
Effects on the
NaturaI Environment
Nitrogen oxides
(NOX)
itrogen dioxide (
can affect the
respiratory system.
itrogen monoxide
( and nitrogen
dioxide (, where
they play a part in
photochemical some
formation, may
contribute indirectly to
increased susceptibility
to infections,
pulmonary disease,
impairment of lung
function and eye, nose
and thread irritations.
and can
contribute significantly
to acid deposition
damaging aquatic eco-
systems and other
eco-systems such as
forests x can also
have a fertilizing effect
on forests.
PoIIutants
Effects on Human
HeaIth
Effects on the
NaturaI Environment
SuIphur oxides (SO2)
$uphur dioxide ($
can affect lung
function.
$ulphur oxides can
contribute significantly
to acid deposition
impairing aquatic and
forest ecosystems.
$ulphates can affect
the perception of the
environment by
reducing visibility even
at low concentrations.
PoIIutants
Effects on Human
HeaIth
Effects on the
NaturaI Environment
ParticuIate matter
(SPM and RPM)
ine particulate matter
may be toxic in itself or
may carry toxic
(including
carcinogenic trace
substance, and can
alter the immune
system. ine
particulate can
penetrate deep into the
respiratory system
irritating lung tissue
and causing long-term
disorders.
ine particulate can
significantly reduce
visibility. High dust and
soot levels are
associated with a
general perception of
dirtiness of the
environment.
PoIIutants
Effects on Human
HeaIth
Effects on the
NaturaI Environment
Lead
Can cause brain
damage,
encephalopathy in
children resulting in
lower Q, death,
hyperactivity and
reduced ability to
concentrate.
Lead
mission Regulations
@he flrsL lndlan emlsslon regulaLlons were ldle emlsslon llmlLs
whlch became effecLlve ln 1989 @hese ldle emlsslon
regulaLlons were soon replaced by mass emlsslon llmlLs for
boLh gasollne (1991) and dlesel (1992) vehlcles whlch were
gradually LlghLened durlng Lhe 1990's Slnce Lhe year 2000
lndla sLarLed adopLlng Luropean emlsslon and fuel regulaLlons
for fourwheeled llghLduLy and for heavyduLy vehlcles lndlan
own emlsslon regulaLlons sLlll apply Lo Lwo and Lhree
wheeled vehlcles
able
nuian mission tanuaius (-Wheel vehicles)
Standard keference Date keg|on
lndla 2000 Luro 1 2000 naLlonwlde
8haraL SLage ll Luro 2
2001
nC8* Mumbal
kolkaLa Chennal
200304 nC8* 11 ClLles1
200304 naLlonwlde
8haraL SLage lll Luro 3
200304 nC8* 11 ClLles1
201004 naLlonwlde
8haraL SLage lv Luro 4 201004 nC8* 11 ClLles1
* naLlonal CaplLal 8eglon (uelhl)
1 Mumbal kolkaLa Chennal 8angalore Pyderabad Secunderabad
Ahmedabad une SuraL kanpur and Agra
igbt Duty Vebicles
Lmlsslon sLandards for llghLduLy vehlcles (CvW 3300 kg)
are summarlzed ln @able 2 8anges of emlsslon llmlLs refer Lo
dlfferenL caLegorles and classes of vehlcles compare Lhe Lu
llghLduLy vehlcle emlsslon sLandards page for deLalls on Lhe
Luro 1 and laLer sLandards @he lowesL llmlL ln each range
applles Lo passenger cars (CvW 2300 kg up Lo 6 seaLs)
When Lhree llmlLs are llsLed Lhey refer Lo vehlcles caLegory M
n1 Class l n1 Class ll and n1 Class lll respecLlvely
able
mission tanuaius foi Light-Buty vehicles, gkm
ear keference CC nC nC+NCx NCx M
D|ese|
1992 173326 2737
1996 3090 2040
2000 Luro 1 272690 097170 014023
20031 Luro 2 1013 0712 008017
20101 Luro 3
064
080
093
036
072
086
030
063
078
003
007
010
2010 Luro 4
030
063
074
030
039
046
023
033
039
0023
004
006
* for caLalyLlc converLer flLLed vehlcles
1 earller lnLroducLlon ln selecLed reglons see @able 1
only ln selecLed reglons see @able 1
ear keference CC nC nC+NCx NCx M
Gaso||ne
1991 143271 2029
1996 868124 300436
1998* 434620 130218
2000 Luro 1 272690 097170
20031 Luro 2 2230 0307
20101 Luro 3
23
417
322
020
023
029
013
018
021
2010 Luro 4
10
181
227
01
013
016
008
010
011