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Eco car development for shell eco marathon - VENUE CHANGE to NUS LT3

Event Date/Time: 22 August 2012 18:30 to 21:00
Status: Expired

Event Type: Technical Lecture
Industry Sector: Automotive

Event Address

SINGAPORE LT3 NUS
9 Engineering Drive 1,
117575
Singapore

Speaker Details

Subhan Moizuddin is a recent graduate of NTU and has been involved in the development of the NTU Eco car which he has recently raced at Sepang.

Ian Gibson is Assoc Prof. at NUS - a specialist in design & manufacturing technology in charge of a variety of vehicle related projects over 25 years.

Description

Eco car development for racing by Muhammad Subhan bin Muhammad Moizuddin

Subhan will describe the nature of the Shell Eco -marathan Asia competition. How the design of the NTU car fared in 2011 competition and the improvements that were made for 2012 race. He will talk about plans for the future and for improvement to prototype.

Lightening the Load : The NUS Eco-Car Experience by Prof Ian Gibson

Ian will tell us about how the Shell Eco-marathon is a competition where contestants build vehicles that can go as far as possible on as little fuel as possible. There are 2 major vehicle categories and NUS have had significant success building cars in the Urban Concept class. A minimum height, 4 wheels, all-round brakes, a stop-start racing strategy and other requirements make this a significant challenge to mechanical engineers and the most obvious solution is to lighten the overall vehicle weight. This talk will discuss how the various eco-cars built by NUS students for this competition have dealt with this problem using a variety of innovative approaches.

About The Speakers:

Muhammad Subhan bin Muhammad Moizudd  is currently working as a Technical Professional (Mechanical) at Halliburton. 

Ian Gibson is Associate Prof. at NUS. Initially in the Mechanical Engineering Dept., he has recently moved to the Engineering Design and Innovation Centre where vehicle technology is a key thrust in both teaching and research. 


Contact Details

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Address: Singapore.


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