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I read somewhere that there were safety concerns with the radiation levels emitted by the gas/electric hybrids currently on the market. And now there's this big emphasis on all-electric cars (like the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt).
But do these electric cars increase cancer risk from the radiation emissions?
Answer
The only thing in the " gas/electric hybreds" is the alternator/generator on any car.
the rest is ran off of DC voltage, The motors that run the wheels, are DC, but are also magneticly shielded. shielding prevents the escape of the magnetic fields, and condenses the magnetic field inside the motor.
The chance of getting Cancer from this, is none. These motors have to be sealed from the elements. and in doing so. they emit, baby amounts of outside magnetic fields,
you have more of a chance, getting cancer from a leaky microwave oven than these motors.
hope this helps you
The only thing in the " gas/electric hybreds" is the alternator/generator on any car.
the rest is ran off of DC voltage, The motors that run the wheels, are DC, but are also magneticly shielded. shielding prevents the escape of the magnetic fields, and condenses the magnetic field inside the motor.
The chance of getting Cancer from this, is none. These motors have to be sealed from the elements. and in doing so. they emit, baby amounts of outside magnetic fields,
you have more of a chance, getting cancer from a leaky microwave oven than these motors.
hope this helps you
Is it possible to have a manual transmission in an electric car?
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I know that electric cars don't need a transmission at all, but that would take a lot of the fun out of driving it. Would it be possible to have a manual transmission in an electric car?
Answer
It is possible to as you said, make an electric car without a transmission. Perhaps the best configuration for this is a 4 wheel drive electric vehicle with hub motors. But with even one motor a transmission is not required.
However most conversions from an internal combustion engine to an electric motor will keep the transmission and rear axle. Although this adds a lot of unnecessary weight is makes the conversion process a lot easier. Manual transmissions may even keep their clutch but it may not be necessary or desirable to use it.
I usually drive an automatic transmission but for the last week I was in rural Georgia driving a Mazda Miata (1) on country roads. It was a fun car to drive. I enjoyed the manual transmission and steering for this small car. But back in a big northeastern city, traffic, snow, and just needing to get where I am going easily makes me grateful for the simplicity of an automatic.
Electric cars will not initially be for everyone. They may offer the most advantages for commuters who have a garage or other place to charge them. But in an interesting development, electric vehicles are being offered to niche markets at first: You have the NEV (2), the neighborhood electric vehicle for that quiet little vehicle that can give you a short hop with little fuss and no fuel. Then there is the much publicized Tesla Roadster (3) that has a two speed transmission. And last is another unique "commuter" vehicle, the Tango, (4) this is among a new class of vehicle that has been called "Narrow track vehicles" (5: interesting viewing) This last video suggests vehicles that might be considered fun to drive with or without a transmission.
It is possible to as you said, make an electric car without a transmission. Perhaps the best configuration for this is a 4 wheel drive electric vehicle with hub motors. But with even one motor a transmission is not required.
However most conversions from an internal combustion engine to an electric motor will keep the transmission and rear axle. Although this adds a lot of unnecessary weight is makes the conversion process a lot easier. Manual transmissions may even keep their clutch but it may not be necessary or desirable to use it.
I usually drive an automatic transmission but for the last week I was in rural Georgia driving a Mazda Miata (1) on country roads. It was a fun car to drive. I enjoyed the manual transmission and steering for this small car. But back in a big northeastern city, traffic, snow, and just needing to get where I am going easily makes me grateful for the simplicity of an automatic.
Electric cars will not initially be for everyone. They may offer the most advantages for commuters who have a garage or other place to charge them. But in an interesting development, electric vehicles are being offered to niche markets at first: You have the NEV (2), the neighborhood electric vehicle for that quiet little vehicle that can give you a short hop with little fuss and no fuel. Then there is the much publicized Tesla Roadster (3) that has a two speed transmission. And last is another unique "commuter" vehicle, the Tango, (4) this is among a new class of vehicle that has been called "Narrow track vehicles" (5: interesting viewing) This last video suggests vehicles that might be considered fun to drive with or without a transmission.
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