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© ir Car- Powered by ir Engine.
© Having Emission Free Piston Engine using Compressed ir as
Fuel.
© Gasoline- Main source of Fuel, Very Expensive and mpractical
(Environmental Standpoint), on- enewable resource, it will
eventually run out.
© ne possible alternative is the air-powered car.
© ir Powered Cars runs on Compressed ir instead of Gasoline.
© Powered by two cylinder compressed engine.
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© re Localized Underneath the Vehicle.
©
his Compressed ir Storage System is Safe to isk of Explosion.
© Hold 90 cubic meters of air, compressed to 300 bars.
© re the same tanks used to carry the liquid gas used by buses for
public transport.
© re Designed and fficially approved to carry an Explosive
Product: Methane gas.
©
anks are ot Made of Metals, ather they are made
f Carbon Fibers.
© So if
anks upture,
hey would not Explode, ather
hey
Would Crack

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© Car Body- Built with Fiber and njected Foam.

©
wo main advantages: Cost and Weight.
© Sheet Steel-Low Cost than Fiber.
© Fiber is safer.
© t doesn·t cut like steel.
© Easier to epair, glue, doesn·t rust.

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© ir- Compressed by n Board Compressor r Service Stations
Equipped with High-Pressure Compressor.
© Before compression, ir must be Filtered to get rid of any
mpurities.
© Carbon Filters are used to Eliminate dirt, dust, humidity and
abundant abrasive particles.
© System eliminates and reduces existing Pollution.
©
he Exhaust pipe on the ir-Powered Cars produces clean air
which is cold on exit (between 15o and 0o) and harmless to human
life.
©
he air that comes out of the car is cleaner than the ir that went
in.

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© Chassis- Highly resistant, Light, luminium ods glued
together.
© luminium rods Enables to build More Shock-esistant
Chassis than egular Chassis.
©
he rods are Glued in the Same way as ircraft.
© llowing quick assembly.
© More secure join than Welding.
©
his System helps to reduce Manufacture
ime.

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© Piston 1-
akes in ir, Compresses at 300 psi & 200 *F in

Compression Chamber During 1st Cycle of Engine.
© Piston Pauses. Small mount f ir is released in
Expansion Chamber. t Creates Low Pressure of 140 psi,
Low
emperature, Low volume.
©  High Speed Shutter Connects the Compression &
Expansion Chamber.
© Sudden Pressure &
emperature Difference in the two
Chamber creates Pressure Wave in Expansion Chamber,

hus Producing Work that drives the piston to Power the
Engine.
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© Uses an nnovative System to Control the Movement of the
Second-Generation Pistons and one single crankshaft.
©
he pistons work in two stages and one intermediate stage of
compression and expansion.
© Engine has two functions:

o compress ambient air.

o make successive expansions thereby approaching isothermic
expansion.

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© Compressed air- Stored in Fiber or Glass Fiber
anks at a

Pressure of 4500 psi.
© Fed through ir njector to the Engine & flows into a Small
chamber, where Expansion occurs.
© ir Pushes the Piston down & moves the Crankshaft,
which gives Power.
© Car can run on
raditional Fuel in Combination with ir.
©
he change of energy source is controlled electronically.
© Car Speeds- <60kph,it runs on air. >60kph it runs on a fuel
such as gasoline, diesel or natural gas.
©
ank can be refilled at the nearest ir Pump.
© Car motors require a small amount of oil (0.8 litres) that
has to be changed just every 50,000km.
 
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©
he Con-od System- llows the Piston to be held at
op Dead
Centre for 70% of the cycle.
©
his way, enough time is given to create the pressure in the
cylinder.
©
he torque is also better so the force exerted on the crankshaft is
less substantial than in a classic system.
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© Gear Changes are utomatic, Powered by an Electronic system.
©  computer which controls speed of the car is effectively changing
the gears.

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©
he Moto-alternator connects the engine to the gearbox.
© t has many functions:
Supports the vehicle·s motor to allow the
anks to be refilled.
s an alternator to produce Brake Power.
Starts the Vehicle and Provides Extra Power when necessary.
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© Engine uses a Simple Electromagnetic Distribution System which
controls the flow of ir into the Engine.
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Fuel type Electric Electric Compressed ir

Mpg avg. [1] 123 104 198

nnual fuel cost [2] $331.00 $391.00 $220.00

nnual green house 3.5 4.1 1.2

gas emissions [3]
ange 129 126 120-190

op speed 75 mph 78 mph 68 mph

Engine 62 kW C 50 kW DC 18.3 kW CCE

characteristics nduction
echarge time 5h 6.75 h [4] 3 min or 4 h [5]

Price $50,999 $42,000 $15000-$20,000

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1. MPG represents umber of Miles that can be travelled

using equivalent mount of Electrical Energy Compared
with a gal of Gasoline.
2. Based on 45% Highway Driving, 55%City driving,15000
miles per year and following fuel prices:
Electricity: $0.08 per kWh ($2.71 per gal of gasoline
equivalent)
3.Green house gas emissions expressed in C2 equivalents.
4.Based on tests conducted.
5.
hree minutes through air station or 4 hour, if connected to
conventional washer & dryer plug(220V).
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©  Spacious Car with Seats which can face different directions.
© ts Design is based on the eeds of a
ypical family.

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© Virbag, ir conditioning, 6 seats.
© Dimensions:3.84m,1.72m,1.75m.
© Weight:750 kg. Maximum speed:110 km/h, Mileage:200 - 300
km.
© Max load: 500 g.
© echarge time: 4 hours (Mains connector) echarge
ime: 3
minutes (ir station)
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© Designed for daily use in industrial, urban or rural environments,
whose primary drivers would be tradesmen, farmers and delivery
drivers.

 

 irbag, air conditioning,2 seats

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© nspired by the London
axi, with numerous ergonomic and
comfort advantages for the passenger as well as for the driver.

 

irbag, air conditioning, 6 seats


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©
he ´Pleasure" car: designed for excursions, outdoor sports or
water sports. lso suitable for tradesmen and small businesses.

 irbag, air conditioning, 2 seats

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©
he smallest and most nnovative:
hree seats, Minimal
dimensions with the Boot of a saloon.
©  great challenge for such a small car which runs on compressed
air.
©
he Mini Cat is the city car of the future.

 irbag, air conditioning, 3 seats

© Dimensions:2.65m, 1.62m, 1.64m.
© Weight:750 kg, Maximum speed:110 km/h. Mileage: 200 - 300 km
© Maximum load: 270 g. echarging time: 4 hours (Mains
connector) echarging time:3 minutes (ir station).
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© Fast recharge time.
© Long storage lifetime f ir.
© Potentially lower initial cost than battery electric vehicles when
mass production takes place.
©  Pure Compressed ir Vehicle produces no pollution at
the tailpipe.
©
he compressed air engines also offer drivers the option of using
fossil fuels or bio-fuels to heat the air as it enters the engine.
© ir cars are lighter than conventional cars.
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© When Compressor runs on Gasoline, it will create Pollution.

© ne-to-two hour Waiting for the Car's built-in ir Compressor to
Compress air could become a problem on cross-country trips.
©
he distance that an ir Car can cover without refueling is
crucial because very few filling stations will have compressed air
pumps available.
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© ir powered cars is a ealization of latest technology in

automobile field.
© t eliminates the use of on-enewable fuels.
© Prevents Pollution caused by Millions of utomobiles all
over the world.
©
his could be the future of automobiles and step to a
Healthier Environment.