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engr_riz
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Project on Regenrative Braking

01/19/2011 4:21 AM

I am thinking to work on a mini project on regenrative braking. I dont have any idea how to convert the friction into electrical energy. If anyone could guide me i would be grateful. I am in 2nd year.
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Re: Project on regenrative braking

01/19/2011 4:45 AM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regenerative_brake
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Re: Project on regenrative braking

01/19/2011 5:59 AM

Your 1st year was wasted then.

Friction can't be usefully convertered other than by thermal transfer.

Look for regenerative braking on Google

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