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Batteries for Electric Vehicles (Electronic & Electrical Engineering Research Studies. Power Sources Technology Series, 4)

Batteries for Electric Vehicles (Electronic & Electrical Engineering Research Studies. Power Sources Technology Series, 4)

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Author: D. A. J. Rand
Publisher: Research Studies Pre
Category: Book

Buy New: $258.49



Sales Rank: 3152881

Media: Hardcover
Edition: 1
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 577
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 10 x 8 x 2

ISBN: 0863802052
Dewey Decimal Number: 629.2502
EAN: 9780863802058
ASIN: 0863802052

Publication Date: January 1998
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Product Description
Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly important in the future of urban transport, particularly as a means of reducing atmospheric pollution. This book describes the operating principles and design of traction battery systems for electric vehicle propulsion, giving a comparison of the many candidate traction batteries available. Performance criteria for batteries in terms of energy and power density, efficiency and life cycle are presented. The text is broad ranging and covers information on the electric vehicles developed by major automobile manufacturers and the battery chemistries that are currently favoured. Future progress in the integration of electric vehicle design and battery technology is explored, together with the infrastructure considerations which must be addressed before fleets of electric vehicles can be successfully introduced into cities. This book will prove invaluable to industrial and university battery scientists and engineers, automotive engineers concerned with electric vehicles, financial sponsors of battery and electric programmes, government scientists and engineers concerned with energy and environmental planning and postgraduate students taking courses in energy, environment, transportation, electrochemistry and materials science.

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