Hybrid vehicles are everywhere, but how do they actually work? From their seamless transition between gasoline and electric power to the magic of regenerative braking, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about hybrid cars. Whether you’re considering buying one or just curious, this video has you covered!
Electric cars plug into a charge point and take electricity from the grid. They store electricity in a rechargeable battery that powers an electric motor, which spins the wheels. Electric cars run faster than vehicles with conventional fuel engines – so they feel lighter to drive.
Vehicle Engineering explains how components like springs, shock absorbers, and linkages connect a vehicle to its wheels. The video details the functions of these parts in cushioning road shocks, supporting the vehicle’s weight, and ensuring stability during cornering and braking.
The engine is the heart of a car. It is a complex machine built to convert the heat from combustion gases into the forces that turn the wheels on the road. It consists of two main parts. The heavy part at the bottom is the cylinder block, which is the housing for the main moving parts of the engine.
Let’s understand the working of differential gearbox of an automobile in this video. This engineering guide breaks down how gears enable vehicles to turn corners smoothly by allowing wheels to spin at different speeds. Sabin Civil Engineering explains the mechanics behind transferring power to the wheels while reducing speed for increased torque.
How does car air conditioning work?
Topics Covered: Car AC system components and the science behind automotive air conditioning. We’ll explore the essential components: the compressor, condenser, expansion valve, evaporator, air filter, and blower motor fan.
In the video, we learn about the general structure and operating principle of one of the subsystems of a car engine – the engine cooling system. The video briefly explains the cooling jacket, coolant pump (water pump), cooling radiator, expansion tank, thermostat, heater radiator (heater core), engine coolant temperature sensor (ECT sensor), and coolant – in a vehicle.
In this video, we will briefly get acquainted with the sensors of a gasoline injection engine in a car. CARinfo3d explores the function and placement of essential sensors in gasoline injection engines.
In this video, you’ll learn what an engine is and the different parts of the engine with their functions. An engine is a machine designed to convert one form of energy into mechanical energy. Heat engines burn fuel to create heat, which is used to do work.
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