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New Motion Labs: Mechanical wear rig and computer model to evaluate lifetime performance of Enduo, a revolutionary power transmission solution for e-mobility

New Motion Labs: Mechanical wear rig and computer model to evaluate lifetime performance of Enduo, a revolutionary power transmission solution for e-mobility
新运动实验室:用于评估 Enduo 生命周期性能的机械磨损装置和计算机模型,Enduo 是电动汽车的革命性动力传输解决方案
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10073625
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金额:
$1.38万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2023 至 --

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New Motion Labs (NML), a cutting-edge British innovator of roller chain drive technology, seeks to develop and validate alongside Astute and the National Gear and Metrology Laboratory (NGML) the innovative chain drive system, 'Enduo', which gives a revolutionary energy efficiency, durability, and reliability improvement for all E-cargo bikes and chain drive applications.NML's innovation, 'Enduo', is underpinned by the biggest breakthrough in mechanical power transfer in over a century: the ability to utilise both sides of a sprocket tooth, also known as Dual Engagement.NML are looking to apply this technology first to e-cargo bikes and provide the first purpose-built transmission system for all e-cargo bikes , something no direct competitor provides. Enduo has the potential to revolutionise transmission efficiency, wear performance and mechanical-parts lifetimes.In partnership with New Motion Labs, the NGML will be designing, building and operating a mechanical wear rig which will be used to measure the lifetime and efficiency performance of Enduo drivetrains.Astute will then utilise these results to create a computer model that can be used to rapidly test other factors and applications and validate test results.Through this program New Motion Labs will be able to measure the wear performance of all of the drivetrains and fully capture the opportunity of being the first to market drivetrain specifically for e-cargo bikes in the UK and internationally.
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