The Creation of Mechatronic Recovery Energy System for Mobile Machines

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This paper describes general approach for creation the effective kinetic energy recovery system in mobile machines using flywheels. It’s should be a mechatronic system. The system with accelerometer-gyroscope and proportional, integral and differential controller (PID-regulator) is proposed as example of automatic control.

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