Safety Planning - Mixing Gas and Electricity
one step at a time
When reviewing a goal development, don’t overlook safety. Gas and electricity must be adequately separated. For example:
• A carbureted engine should not be near a brushed electric engine or other electronics such as open fuses, relays etc. capable of producing a spark.
• Refueling gas fumes should also be away from any similar electronics.
Additional consideration needs to be thought out for what would happen in the event of minor fender bender to a more deadly roll over. Inertia switches, adequate tie downs, and component separations are all items that need to be considered as part of the goal development plan.
Hybrid Conversion
ICE Efficiency
Thermal Recovery