PROPOSTA DE ELETROPOSTOS MODULARES PARA CARROS ELÉTRICOS ABASTECIDOS POR ENERGIA SOLAR

In recent years, the growing demand for electric vehicles has intensified the need for adequate infrastructure for their charging. Charging stations, dedicated to supplying energy to these vehicles, play a crucial role in the transition to sustainable urban mobility. This study proposes the development of modular charging stations powered by solar energy, focusing on solutions that favor sustainability and efficiency. The primary objective is to create systems that integrate photovoltaic technology, promoting the use of clean energy and contributing to the reduction of air pollution. The research evaluates the viability of on-grid and off-grid systems, aiming to optimize the efficiency of solar panels and reduce operational costs. Factors such as ideal location, shading prevention, and the environmental impacts of electric mobility are analyzed. Additionally, existing charging station examples are examined to identify best practices and innovations in urban design. The methodology includes exploratory and bibliographic research, utilizing case studies and literature reviews to support the proposal. As a result, the study culminates in a sustainable modular charging station proposal that is adaptable to different locations, promoting more efficient and eco-friendly mobility.

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Revista fisio&terapia.
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2024-10-20
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https://doi.org/10.69849/revistaft/pa10202410201327
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Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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PROPOSTA DE ELETROPOSTOS MODULARES PARA CARROS ELÉTRICOS ABASTECIDOS POR ENERGIA SOLAR

Philipe do Prado Santos, Thiago Pedroso, Gabriella Garcia Gonzaga
Revista fisio&terapia.
Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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PROPOSTA DE ELETROPOSTOS MODULARES PARA CARROS ELÉTRICOS ABASTECIDOS POR ENERGIA SOLAR

Philipe do Prado Santos, Thiago Pedroso, Gabriella Garcia Gonzaga
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Abstract

In recent years, the growing demand for electric vehicles has intensified the need for adequate infrastructure for their charging. Charging stations, dedicated to supplying energy to these vehicles, play a crucial role in the transition to sustainable urban mobility. This study proposes the development of modular charging stations powered by solar energy, focusing on solutions that favor sustainability and efficiency. The primary objective is to create systems that integrate photovoltaic technology, promoting the use of clean energy and contributing to the reduction of air pollution. The research evaluates the viability of on-grid and off-grid systems, aiming to optimize the efficiency of solar panels and reduce operational costs. Factors such as ideal location, shading prevention, and the environmental impacts of electric mobility are analyzed. Additionally, existing charging station examples are examined to identify best practices and innovations in urban design. The methodology includes exploratory and bibliographic research, utilizing case studies and literature reviews to support the proposal. As a result, the study culminates in a sustainable modular charging station proposal that is adaptable to different locations, promoting more efficient and eco-friendly mobility.

Revista fisio&terapia.
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Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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PROPOSTA DE ELETROPOSTOS MODULARES PARA CARROS ELÉTRICOS ABASTECIDOS POR ENERGIA SOLAR — Philipe do Prado Santos, Thiago Pedroso, et al. · Revista fisio&terapia. (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS