Research on the formula series with green energy resources drive system
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Abstract
Formula E is a kind of racing that combines green energy use with high-speed racing. From the organization's methods and the technological achievements of recent years, it shows the potential for zero emissions of carbon dioxide. The situation now is optimal and with a clear future (actual plan published by FIA), it shows lots of events still need to improve to achieve the goal. The essay wants to achieve a balance between zero emissions and the observability of racing. So first, the essay focuses on the Formula E, its plan, and its GEN-3 racing car’s data. The essay also collects the models of the newly developed hydrogen racing car and nuclear-power racing car. Using this data, the essay concludes that it is better to only focus on Formula E recently, but there is still a larger potential for other driving systems.
Keywords
Formula E, green energy, drive system, formula series
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Liu,X. (2023). Research on the formula series with green energy resources drive system. Applied and Computational Engineering,26,56-61.
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