Abstract

In the current context, the integration of a Solar Hybrid Bicycle system offers a promising solution to the pressing issues of fuel consumption and pollution. It's undeniable that the carbon dioxide emissions from vehicle exhausts contribute significantly to the escalating global warming crisis. With fuel prices on the rise in India and worldwide, the urgent need to explore alternatives to preserve natural resources becomes paramount.Encouraging the adoption of hybrid vehicles can effectively mitigate CO2 emissions and lower fuel expenses. Hence, the emergence of solar bicycles as electric vehicles presents a viable alternative by harnessing solar energy to charge batteries, thus powering the motor. Given India's abundant sunshine for approximately nine months a year, the concept of solar bicycles holds immense practicality in the region.To address this need, we've developed a Hybrid bicycle that integrates both solar energy and pedal-generated power through a dynamo to charge the battery and propel the bicycle. The system features an efficient solar/electric power generation unit mounted on the rear of the bicycle, capturing sunlight to charge the battery consistently. During periods of limited sunlight, the bicycle seamlessly transitions to battery power.To regulate motor speed, an accelerator is incorporated, providing precise control over power delivery. This innovative approach not only reduces operational costs but also enhances overall efficiency. Capable of reaching speeds of 25km/hr while accommodating an average-weight rider, the Solar Hybrid Bicycle emerges as a cost-effective alternative to conventional automobiles, underscoring the necessity for its widespread production and adoption

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