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    unadulterated gasoline. (Ethanol, n.d.) Perhaps one of the most overlook side effects of ethanol is water retention. There is as much as 0.5% of water by volume in E10 gasoline (Rand, 2003); water is the biggest enemy of internal combustion engine since it can corrode fuel line and engine components. The problem is often negligible initially in newer vehicles, however, a prolong use can result in degraded performance and equipment failure. Older vehicles and outdoor power equipment are even more susceptible

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    Marketing ➢ Product Lines Tesla Motors’ product lines include the Model S, the Model X, the Model 3, Supercharger, and the Powerwall (Tesla Motors, Inc, n.d.-a). Both the Model 3 and the Powerwall are yet to be released. ➢ Core product Right now, the core product of Tesla Motors is the Model S. The soon to be released Model 3 will be their core product once it is released. ➢ Distribution Model Tesla Motors distribution model is far different from any other automobile manufacturer (D 'Arcy,

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    Power Split Architecture Power-split hybrid powertrain are ones which consists of power-split device (PSD), an Internal Combustion Engine (ICE), two Electric Machines (EMs), ESS and VCC. Power-split architectures is a match between series and parallel hybrid to obtain advantages of both series and parallel hybrid architectures. The produced engine torque is split into two parts, which are further delivered to the output shaft by the means of an efficient mechanical path and another less efficient

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    then was an extreme luxury. The model-T had a 4-cylinder engine which produced about 20hp and could hit a top speed of 40mph. That is actually really fast for those days. Even though it’s barely faster than a horse, it’s obviously more comfortable. When it comes to transmission, the model T had a 3 speed. It was really 2 speeds, and one of the gears was used for reverse. The model T was a real-wheel-drive vehicle, which means that the engine sends all the power to the rear wheels using the drive shaft

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    source. This has bee supplemented by animals for agriculture and transportation since at least the dawn of agriculture some 10,000 years ago. Wind and waterpower for milling grain have also been used nearly as long. The development of the steam engine by George Stephenson in the late 1700’s was the technological breakthrough that led to the industrial revolution. For the first time in human history transportation could be provided without the use of domesticated animals. Steam

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    automotive are built to run on fossil fuels and also gasoline is the biggest source of natural raw material to be used as a energy. Gasoline is the life source to most American transportation systems and vehicles. Petroleum products and internal combustion engines have helped the United States into a world power over the past century and continues to power the overall majority of motor vehicles like land, sea, or air transportation. Even though people

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    joint objects while it is under compression. This type of gasket (head gasket) sits between the engine block and the cylinder head in an internal combustion engine. The cylinder is used to make sure the maximum compression and avoiding of leakage is succeeded of the coolant engine oil into the cylinders as such it is the most critical sealing used in the automobile and in any engine, As part of the combustion chamber components. This type of gasket is made up of three layers of steel. The contact faces

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    Davidson motorcycle has been in production since 1903 and although technology has evolved with improved metals, electronic components, and improved rider ergonomics, the motorcycle has a few unique visual features that have not changed, the V-Twin engine appearance with its 90 degree cylinder design, and its unique exhaust note. Over the years the company have developed new models, each with a slightly different look to spark the interest of those individuals who are interested in a Harley, to potentially

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    For this paper, I examined literature written about electric vehicle policy, specifically those articles with a focus on current issues related to vehicle assimilation into our electrical grid. It’s an exciting time to research the state of electric vehicle policy, with so much new technology coming to the market so quickly, and still so many unknowns about how it will all operate efficiently within our current system. I have grouped the literature into two main categories for purposes of this

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    If Electric Vehicles Are Replacing Combustion Vehicles, What Changes to the Energy Infrastructure Must Occur to Counteract the Increased Demand of Charging Electric Vehicles? The subject of electric vehicles has been very popular of late. There have been many articles written, and research done, to scrutinize the on-going use of combustion vehicles while convincing the populous that electric vehicles are the wave of the future for transportation needs. Sales of electric vehicles have proven this

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