NADA Scientific / Hybrid System Cut-Away Engine and Model

This video details the NADA Scientific Toyota Prius Cut-Away Engine. Also, there is a table-top model of the hybrid system for small-scale purposes. The engine operates on a five stage system, which is explained in the video as well.

The engine and motor, the key factors in hybrid technology education, are mounted on a metal frame. The engine and transmission sections are cut-away. The unit is powered by two sets of 120V electric motors. One motor powers the engine side and the other powers the hybrid motor. The display panel at the rear side of the frame displays the virtual working status, such as the starting, driving status, high load, deceleration control, and HV battery charging.

The mounted engine is a Toyota Prius, which is a parallel type hybrid. It is a combination of a 1.5L gas engine and a motor powered by a Nickel-Hydrogen battery. The power source is selected automatically when (1) starting the motor, (2) driving in normal conditions, and (3) accelerating. As this is a virtual model, the driving status can be simulated by adjusting the rotary switch located in front of the unit.

Specifications:

Engine:
*Model: 1NZ-FXE
*Type: Water cooled series, 4 cylinders
*Valve: DOHC16 valves
*Gross displacement: 1496 cc

Motor:
*3CM AC synchronous motor
*Permanent magnet type synchronous motor

Max Output:
*Engine: 77PS / 5,000 rpm
*Motor: 68PS / 1,200~1,540 rpm

Max Torque:
*Engine: 11.7kg-m / 4,200 rpm
*Motor: 40.8 kg-m / 0~1,200 rpm

Dimensions:
*155 cm x 160 cm x 165 cm

Weight:
*200 kg

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Toyota
• Prius
• Hybrid
• Engine
• Automotive
• Technology
• Educational
• Vocational
• tutorial
• environment
• instruction

[NADAscientific]

Thank you for watching. Hybrid technology is developing an ever increasing role in our society and marketplace. We hope that our videos, and the products they demonstrate, will help to give a solid educational foundation for the support of green energy solutions.

[kavismiley28]

Thanks for the video..it's informative