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Formula Student Composite Battery Pack
Hagara, Matej ; Šebela, Kamil (referee) ; Janoušek, Michal (advisor)
The main goal of the presented thesis is the design and solution to a riddle of a constructive design of a „battery pack“ (battery container) and its installation into the student formula Dragon eD2. The introduction part of the thesis describes the basic FSAE rules, with a focus on the design of the above-mentioned component regarding the pilot’s safety. The main aim of the theoretical part is to introduce the essential and convectional typology and manufacturing processes of composite material’s production, while special attention is given to prepreg technology. The knowledge that was derived from the first part was used to perform a set of mechanical tests and analytical computations. Based on gathered data and information the following simulations were adjusted with intention of maintaining simplicity and efficiency. The emphasis is places on easy and maintainable design, good structural strength, and low weight. The final part of the thesis offers the conclusion based on the obtained results and presents theoretically optimal design in terms of production and installation for low-cost production in small series.
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Formula Student Composite Battery Pack
Hagara, Matej ; Šebela, Kamil (referee) ; Janoušek, Michal (advisor)
The main goal of the presented thesis is the design and solution to a riddle of a constructive design of a „battery pack“ (battery container) and its installation into the student formula Dragon eD2. The introduction part of the thesis describes the basic FSAE rules, with a focus on the design of the above-mentioned component regarding the pilot’s safety. The main aim of the theoretical part is to introduce the essential and convectional typology and manufacturing processes of composite material’s production, while special attention is given to prepreg technology. The knowledge that was derived from the first part was used to perform a set of mechanical tests and analytical computations. Based on gathered data and information the following simulations were adjusted with intention of maintaining simplicity and efficiency. The emphasis is places on easy and maintainable design, good structural strength, and low weight. The final part of the thesis offers the conclusion based on the obtained results and presents theoretically optimal design in terms of production and installation for low-cost production in small series.
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