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The application and prospect of electrification in transportation
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Abstract
Human technology has developed very rapidly in just a few hundred years, especially in the development of transportation and travel methods. From the very beginning, the emergence of the steam engine, to the widespread use of internal combustion engines based on fossil fuel energy, and now the popularity of electric motors. This development process not only shows the rapid development of human science and technology, but also shows people's efforts in terms of fast, convenient, rapid and energy-saving transportation. Especially in the combination of electricity and people's transportation modes: from the very beginning of electric locomotives to electric vehicles with low prices and low maintenance costs, electricity is more and more widely used in traffic life. This study will focus on the production of electricity and the drawbacks in the process of electricity production, and the mainstream use of electricity in transportation. Finally, the future of transportation electrification is prospected and considered appropriately.
Keywords
Transportation Electrification, Electric Vehicles, Electric Motor
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Gao,M. (2023). The application and prospect of electrification in transportation. Applied and Computational Engineering,26,73-78.
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