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Feasibility study regarding conversion to electric sweeper

Reference number
Coordinator CUBIX DRIVES AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 212 782
Project duration December 2013 - October 2014
Status Completed

Purpose and goal

The purpose of the Feasability Study has been to identify technical demands and possibilities to apply the electrified wheel coner module (Cubix Drives) on various work vehicles. The platform can be applied both on existing, fossile driven vehicles or in conjunction with development of new, electrified applications. Through the Feasability study, deeper technical documentations and calculations have been worked out and demands/possibilities related to energy storage are defined. Wire harnesses have been designed and a prototype steer-/governor system is developed.

Results and expected effects

Through the Feasability study, a deeper technical documentation, clearly presenting the Cubix Drives plattform, has been prepared. With help of the Feasability study, introduction to potential customers will become easier. The existence of a functional prototype of a steer-/governor system implies that the existing prototype (Cubix Tractor) can be further improved and it can better serve to demonstrate the functionality and flexibility of the platform.

Approach and implementation

The Feasability study has been carried out in close co-operation with project partners and technical consultants. Cubix Drives has appointed three partners in the Feasability study and these have had frequent contacts with the technical consultants. The Feasability study has not resulted in any major technical new thinking or steps, but the work has eliminated technical conflicts. The knowledge in electrification has been clearly improved. Finally, the steer-/governor system will be a strength when negotiating with potential customers.

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Last updated 25 November 2019

Reference number 2013-03807

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