Showing posts with label Gillig Hybrid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gillig Hybrid. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Minnesota State Fair Wrap
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Madison Metro Transit-Pictures
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Gillig Hybrid,
Gillig Low Floor,
Madison Metro Transit,
OrionV
Madison Metro Transit-Videos
Madison Metro Transit Gillig Hybid Leaving East Point Transfer
Madison Metro Transit Gillig Low Floors Leaving East Transfer Point.
Madison Metro Transit Gillig Low Floor Bus # 941 on the Route 4 Downtown Madison, Wisconsin
Madison Metro Gillig Low Floor Bus # 876 on the Route 36 and Bus # 901 on Route 20 leaving East Towne Mall
Madison Metro Orion V Bus # 521 & 526 turning on to Washington Ave from Milwaukee St in Madison, Wisconsin
Labels:
Gillig Hybrid,
Gillig Low Floor,
Madison Metro Transit,
OrionV
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Bus Pictures
Metro Transit Gillig Phantom Bus#927, Route 24 at 48th Street LRT Station
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Gillig Hybrid,
Lorenz Bus Service,
Met Council,
Metro Transit,
New Flyer
Friday, June 12, 2009
Wonder how a Hybrid Bus works?
This is from the Metro Transit-CITY OF MADISON website. They have received hybrids in 2007.
- Allison Electric Drive System
Metro's new hybrid buses are powered by the Allison Electric Drive system, which reduces exhaust emissions up to 90% compared to conventional combustion engines.
Up to a 60% improvement in fuel economy has been demonstrated in a vehicle with an Allison Electric Drive.
Play Video (GM Advanced Hybrid Technologies) - Regenerative Braking
Forty percent of the energy to accelerate the bus is energy saved during regenerative braking. When stopping or decelerating, vehicle energy is converted to electric energy and stored. In effect, the motor becomes a generator.
An Allison Hybrid Electric Drive System can significantly out-accelerate a vehicle equipped with a conventional drivetrain or an alternative fuel system.
Play Video (Regeneratrive Braking and the ESS Smart Design - Allison Electric Drive System - EP System Familiarization
As explained by Bill Nye the Science Guy!
Learn more about the EP System, a parallel hybrid that blends both mechanical and electrical power paths to drive a vehicle.
By using a smaller internal combustion engine, and operating it only in its most efficient ranges, the EP System reduces fuel consumption and emissions and increases productivity and passenger comfort.
• Play Video (EP System Familiarization....Featuring Bill Nye the Science Guy)
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Metro Transit Gillig Hybrid
Metro Transit Gillig Hybrid, Bus #7127
on
Route 16
on
Minnesota Street at 7th Street Downtown St Paul, MN
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