http://inter.action.free.fr/publications/auto-eco.pdf
Sorry, this document is in *French*, but it has a lot of interesting drawings and data.
It talks about having an economical car through aerodynamics, weight and using the correct power. The chapter 4 (p. 13-25) is dedicated to the
Mathis 333. The chapter 7 (p. 32-47) show lots of examples with data.
To help you :
- Cxp = Cd
- Sf = A (m˛)
- 1 km = 0.622 miles
- 1 l = 0.264 gallon US
- To get mpg, divide 235.2 by the l/100km. Ex : 5 l/100km = 47.04 mpg
The conclusion is that we can have
today a consumption of 1.5l/100km (156mpg) at 90km/h (56mph), ie dividing it by 4, by :
- dividing weight by 3 : from 1200kg to 400
- dividing aerodynamic (S.Cx alias A.Cd) by 2 : from 0.8m˛ to 0.4
- dividing hp by 5 : from 100hp to 20
and with a mechanical/electrical hybrid system it should be lowered to 1l/100km (235mpg).
Have fun,
Denis.
__________________
Save money & CO2 at home :
http://ecorenovator.org/
Created and managed by the creators of
http://ecomodder.com/
---
Earth and health are priceless, so are kilotank and AT-PZEV
Best Mégane tank: 1268.9mi @ 77.847 MPG(US)
2008/06-2011/10 saving:
- 5725.5 kg CO2 (5342.6+382.9)
- Diesel / Money: 42.17% = 2446.25€ = 3357.26$
---
megane :
thread -
kill switch.