<p>The project Easy Battery Handling - EBH has been carried out in our auspicial and completed</p><p>for Devantini Corporation, a development company in Halmstad with its main concern in</p><p>environmental friendly innovations.</p><p>EBH has solved one of many technical challenges in one of Devantini corporation’s larger</p><p>projects. This main project involves the development of an electric powered formula racing</p><p>car. The part of this car that involved EBH was the battery handling to guarantee safe and</p><p>quick battery exchanges during pit-stops.</p><p>The solution became an entire battery module, hanging on the side of the car on two spears</p><p>pointing out from the car. The batteries are exchanged by a specially designed trolley that is</p><p>inserted under the battery module. To secure the batteries whilst driving they are also secured</p><p>with a locking device that is quick and simple to unlock when it is time to exchange the</p><p>batteries.</p><p>The project resulted in a battery handling system that in comparison to already existing</p><p>solutions reduce the burden on the mechanics and performs an exchange of batteries in less</p><p>than half the time.</p>

Thesis (M.S. in electrical engineering)--Washington State University, December 2009. / Title from PDF title page (viewed on Jan. 19, 2010). "School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science." Includes bibliographical references (p. 47-48).

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Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Hong Kong, 2002. / Includes bibliographical references.

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The project Easy Battery Handling - EBH has been carried out in our auspicial and completed for Devantini Corporation, a development company in Halmstad with its main concern in environmental friendly innovations. EBH has solved one of many technical challenges in one of Devantini corporation’s larger projects. This main project involves the development of an electric powered formula racing car. The part of this car that involved EBH was the battery handling to guarantee safe and quick battery exchanges during pit-stops. The solution became an entire battery module, hanging on the side of the car on two spears pointing out from the car. The batteries are exchanged by a specially designed trolley that is inserted under the battery module. To secure the batteries whilst driving they are also secured with a locking device that is quick and simple to unlock when it is time to exchange the batteries. The project resulted in a battery handling system that in comparison to already existing solutions reduce the burden on the mechanics and performs an exchange of batteries in less than half the time.

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