Wireless Power Charging for E bike in University Envirnment.pptx

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Sustainable Wireless Charging for E-Bikes: A Solar and Grid Hybrid Approach 9/2/2024 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department 1 Ahsan Ali Siddiqui M.Hammad Siraj-uddin - Dr. Haroon Rasheed Dr. Haroon Rasheed

OVERVIEW OF PRESENTATION 9/2/2024 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch ) Electrical Engineering Department 2 The below diagram gives you the overall concept used in this project:

INTRODUCTION The imminent shift to electric vehicles creates a market gap for advanced charging solutions. Currently, 90% of the industry uses plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) due to inefficiencies and infrastructure challenges with wireless charging . Recent research has focused on off-grid and hybrid EV charging systems to enhance adoption in areas with unreliable or absent electrical grids, aiming to ensure seamless infrastructure in both urban and rural areas. This project aims to combine 2 innovative and trending techniques together (i.e. hybrid and wireless charging stations ) in order to build a new marketable product . We focused on E-Bikes as our ( load ) application in order to achieve our project goals. Wireless power transfer is a leading strategy, though efficiency issues need resolution. We focus on improving efficiency and use resonant inductive coupling to achieve this. 9/2/2024 3 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

OBJECTIVES To develop a hybrid solar and grid-powered charging system for e-bike batteries. Implement and optimize wireless power transfer using resonant inductive coupling technology. To enhance overall charging efficiency while ensuring reliable power delivery. To validate the system’s performance under varying operating conditions 9/2/2024 4 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

Literature Review Innovative Charging Methods: Recent advancements in wireless power transfer (WPT) have significantly enhanced battery charging efficiency. A new wireless charging station for electric pedal bikes leverages resonant inductive coupling to improve power conversion. This station supports home and office charging, and is also backed by government initiatives to promote sustainable energy solutions. Off-Grid and Hybrid Charging : Increased research into off-grid and hybrid EV charging systems aims to provide reliable solutions in areas with unstable grids, integrating energy sources, converters, and storage to ensure cost-effective, efficient charging. 9/2/2024 5 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

9/2/2024 6 FYP Initial Defense (Fall 2023) Electrical Engineering Department Static Wireless Charging : The demand for efficient EV charging drives the development of static wireless systems. A hybrid approach using solar and grid power for stationary e-bike charging integrates panels, batteries, and converters to deliver a sustainable solution. WPT Efficiency Factors : Studies on WPT emphasize the impact of coil design and compensation topologies such as Inductor-Capacitor-Series (LCC-S), Series-Series (SS), and Series-Parallel (SP) on power transmission efficiency. Findings indicate that each topology is suited to different load requirements and applications. ( Cont …) Literature Review

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS 9/2/2024 7 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department The table shows the mapping goals.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT World Health Organization (WHO) includes: Air Quality Improvement : Reduced emissions by supporting the transition from fossil-fuel vehicles to electric vehicles. Renewable Energy Use : Promotes the use of clean solar energy, reducing reliance on non-renewable resources. Noise Pollution Reduction : E-bikes and wireless charging systems produce less noise compared to conventional vehicles and charging methods. Waste Management : Minimized environmental impact by ensuring proper disposal and recycling of batteries and electronic components. Resource Efficiency : Maximizes energy efficiency through the use of renewable resources and wireless power transfer, reducing the carbon footprint. Health Benefits : Contributes to improved public health by lowering air pollution and supporting sustainable urban transportation. 9/2/2024 8 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

METHODOLOGY Solar PV Cells and Grid Hybrid Functionality Utilize solar PV cells supported by grid power for hybrid functionality. AC to DC Conversion Convert AC from the grid and solar PV cells to DC using AC/DC converters. Battery Backup : Store the converted DC power in a battery for backup. Inverter: Convert the DC power from the battery to AC using an inverter. Resonant Inductive Coupling System : Implement a wireless power transfer system using resonant inductive coupling technology. Rectifier System: Use a rectifier to convert the wireless power back to DC. Testing : Conduct tests at a 100 kHz resonant frequency to achieve approximately 42V-60V DC at the rectifier output. Battery Charger: Charge the e-bike battery with the rectified DC power. 9/2/2024 9 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

METHODOLOGY ( Cont …) 9/2/2024 10 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION   Power Generation Efficiency : Evaluated DC conversion from solar and grid power. Battery Performance : Assessed storage capacity and functionality. Inverter Analysis : Reviewed DC to AC conversion efficiency and identified issues. Wireless Power Transfer : Analyzed resonant inductive coupling effectiveness. Rectifier Output : Verified rectified DC (42V-60V) against specifications. Testing Results : Summarized findings from 100 kHz frequency tests. E-Bike Charging : Evaluated charging effectiveness and efficiency. System Integration : Discussed component interaction and integration challenges. 9/2/2024 11 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

MARKET PROSPECTS Growing EV Market : Capitalize on the rising demand for electric vehicles in Pakistan and globally. Infrastructure Gaps : Address the need for efficient and reliable charging solutions in regions with unreliable grid access. Sustainability Focus : Align with global trends towards renewable energy and green transportation solutions. Scalability : Potential to scale the technology for both urban and rural markets, meeting diverse energy needs. Competitive Advantage : Offer an innovative wireless charging solution, setting a new standard in EV charging efficiency. 9/2/2024 12 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

TIME LINE GANTT CHART 9/2/2024 13 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

CONCLUSION & FUTURE WORK CONCLUSION: In conclusion, the project demonstrated effective conversion of solar and grid power to DC, with efficient storage and reliable battery performance. The inverter successfully converted DC to AC, while the resonant inductive coupling system and rectifier efficiently delivered the required voltage to the e-bike battery. Testing confirmed the system’s performance at 100 kHz, highlighting its integration and areas for potential improvement. FUTURE WORK: Efficiency improvement Coupling techniques Usage of more renewable energy sources Make its application based Cost reduction E nhancements to improve performance and reliability. 9/2/2024 14 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

PROJECT COST No sponsorship till now. So the total estimate budget of our project is approximately around 85,000-125,000 PKR. 9/2/2024 15 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department

Thank you 9/2/2024 16 FYP Proposal Defense (Fall 2021 Batch) Electrical Engineering Department Ahsan Ali Siddiqui M.Hammad Siraj-uddin - Dr. Haroon Rasheed