Grp3power Generating Bicycle

Group No.
3
POWER SUSTAINABLE E-BIKE
Banaag, Darlene
Domingo, Mark Jezreel
Hael, Justine Bryan
Mendoza, Christa Angelica
Reblando, Jonel
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
Background of Special Project
Battery operated motor vehicles are commonly use

and see in our society. Specially E – Bike which is
the most common. Like vehicle who runs out of Gas
this E-Bike on the other hand runs out of charge to
operate.
Objective of Study
To develop a power sustainable e-bike. That able to

generate electricity from mechanical energy to charge
the battery and extend the operating hours.
PROBLEM STATEMENT
E-Bikes are now commonly use and seen on our

roads and uses battery as fuel. The problem is
how to extend its operating hours in efficient,
eco-friendly and cost effective manner.
Scope and Limitation
• Mechanical to Electrical Energy

• Use of voltmeter to show operation
• Certain percentage of battery charging
CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF THE PROJECT
The basic input of the design would be gathering
mechanical energy from the movement of the e-bike
motor using battery. The primary function of the
project is to use a Motor to gather mechanical
energy and convert it to electrical energy then the
Energy is in the form of Alternating Current that
will go through Voltage Rectifier Regulator circuit
to have exact Regulated DC Voltage to charge the
e-bike battery according to its specification needed
to extend operating hours to promote power
sustainable e-bike.
SIGNIFICANCE
This project can be significant to the e-bike

community. It enables them travel further
distance. It is also significant to environment
cause it uses renewable energy.
CHAPTER II
REVIEW OF RELATED
LITERATURE AND STUDY
This chapter present the idea of harnessing the various energy
and use it in today’s existence of human life. For human being
travelling has become vital. In order to sustain in this fast
forward world, he must travel from place to place. It is very
important that time taking for travelling should be less, also it
should be economical and easily available.
Electric bike which will be driven with the help of battery and
thus provide required voltage to the motor. The focus of this
report is to perform power calculations and system design of
this Electric Bike.
Sir Richard Branson, 2015 said that the transportation system
around which the modern world has been built are on the
verge of a significant transformation “In 20 years there will
be no cars being built with diesel or petrol internal
combustion engines anywhere in the world”
According to Turbo Bob (2016), He and his wife discovered
electric bicycles several years ago as a way to help the
environment and find a new way to make 20-mile (32 km)
round-trip commutes in San Diego, CA.
According to Kunjan Shinde (2017), Electric bike works on
the principle that the electromotive force of an A.C. motor
which receives electrical energy stored in D.C. battery is
converted with the help of D.C. to A.C. converter. In this a
DC waveform which is obtained is made sinusoidal due to
operational transistorized D.C. to A.C. amplifying circuit by
switching the electric energy in the form of electric current
which flows from battery to D.C. to A.C. converter circuit.
With the rapid global trend toward urbanization and the
welcome retreat of car-dominance on city streets, e-bikes are
now quickly growing in popularity around the world.
EVALUATION TOOLS
Functionality – it provides the needed charge and does not hinder the
performance of the ebike
Reliability – it performs well and will not affect or cause problem in the
main function of the ebike
Usability – it does not require much knowledge to use the object and is
easy to install a bit similar to hot swap
Efficiency - it is very efficient it extends the travel distance of the ebike
and reduces the charging required in a day
Portability – Can easily be carried, weight is minimum when attached or
carried around and can be attached to ebike just like a spare tire
Maintanability – Will not require much maintenance, can easily be repaired
if there are faults and parts replacement is not that hard with the proper
tools and knowledge
CHAPTER III
METHODOLOGY
This chapter presents the research design. It discuss the
methodology as well as the procedure and tools used. This
chapter also involves the discussion of the rules and the
set of practices from methods and functionalities that
initially get to the bottom of the problem. It also
encompasses the scope of the study, data gathering
techniques and the source of data that determine the extent
and limit of the tool with respect to our project about
Development of Power Sustainable E-bike.
Project Consideration
Among the physical consideration of the design was
choosing the device that will charge the battery are light
enough that will not effect the speed of the bike.
Another consideration are what are the renewable
energy present to charge the battery of the e-bike (Solar
and Mechanical Energy).
Another consideration are the materials needed, safety
of charging and system itself.
Gannt Chart
Implementing Schedule
Major Activities November December January February March
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
1. Preparation for the proposal
1. Data information and gathering
1. Documentation and Observations
April May June July August

Major Activities
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
1. Project Design
1. Project Development
1. Project Testing and Revision
June July August September October

Major Activities
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
1. Project Evaluation
1. Project Defense
Total Development Cost
Particulars Amount
1. PERSONAL SERVICES (PS)

1.1 Technical Consultant Php 1,500
1.2 Contractual Labor Php 1,000
1.2.1 Laboratory Testing
1.2.2 Others
a. Meals Php 2,500
Total Personal Services Php 5,000.00
1. MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES (MOOE)
1. Travel Expenses Php 1,000
1. Materials and Supplies Php 5,000
1. Sundries/Labor Fee Php 1,000
1. Other Services
a. Printing Supplies Php 800
a. Hardware Supplies Php 1,000
a. Book Binding Php 800
Total Maintenance & Other Operating Expenses Php 9,600.00

Project Description
Start
Background Study
Research
Concept
Application
Development
YES NO
Evaluation Good?
End
Operational and Testing procedure
To achieve the good results, we do a series of

monitoring, trying and recording of evaluation
results performance parameter was accomplished
through collection of operating data, sampling and
analysis of recommendations.
Evaluation Procedure
1. Initial Evaluation
As soon as the special project completed or fixed, the researchers conducted an
initial evaluation form the expert for project enhancement or improvement.
2. Preliminary Evaluation
When the system was completed with the recommendation/s form the expert/s,
the researchers conducted a test for the special project to the users with the
given criteria;
Usability
Functionality of the Special project
Accessibility
Evaluation Procedure
3. Final Evaluation
To test the special project, the researchers conducted a survey to more or
less 25 respondents which has been selected by random sampling which
consists of Electronics and Electrical students and also those mekaniko
4. Evaluation Instrument
The development of the special project had undergone statistical
treatment to determine and guarantee the quality and feasibility of the
special project based on the accurate data by having right sources and
methods of collecting datas.
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Group No.

Battery operated motor vehicles are commonly use

To develop a power sustainable e-bike. That able to

E-Bikes are now commonly use and seen on our

• Mechanical to Electrical Energy

This project can be significant to the e-bike

Major Activities November December January February March

1. Preparation for the proposal

1. Data information and gathering

1. Documentation and Observations

April May June July August

1. Project Testing and Revision

June July August September October

1. PERSONAL SERVICES (PS)

1. Materials and Supplies Php 5,000

1. Sundries/Labor Fee Php 1,000

a. Printing Supplies Php 800

a. Hardware Supplies Php 1,000

a. Book Binding Php 800

Total Maintenance & Other Operating Expenses Php 9,600.00

To achieve the good results, we do a series of

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