Wide range of hybrid applications

The Prius, a car that looks like a dolphin, glides silently past you, almost unnoticed by the faint hum of its engine. When you step inside, you might feel a bit confused at first. On the upper part of the center console, a small color display shows real-time information about the hybrid system. At this moment, you realize it's not just a regular gasoline-powered car—it's a true hybrid. Toyota’s Prius is one of the pioneers in this new era of automotive technology. As the world’s first truly hybrid vehicle that separates oil and electricity, the Prius proved the feasibility of the “dual-core” concept in the automotive industry. Among various new energy solutions, hybrid vehicles are considered the most practical and commercially viable option. The key to hybrid technology lies in the hybrid system. Over the years, these systems have evolved from separate engine and motor setups to integrated powertrains that combine the engine, motor, and transmission into one efficient unit. Toyota’s Prius uses a motor-centric hybrid system. It has two power sources: an internal combustion engine and an electric motor. The system includes a generator, a motor, a power splitter, a nickel-hydrogen battery pack, and a control unit. When starting or driving at low speeds, the engine is inefficient, so it turns off and the car runs solely on the electric motor. During normal driving, the engine becomes the main power source, and the power is split into two paths—some drives the generator to produce electricity, while the rest directly powers the wheels. This system automatically adjusts to maximize efficiency. When accelerating, the battery provides extra power to the motor, boosting performance. During braking or deceleration, the motor acts as a generator, converting kinetic energy back into electricity to recharge the battery. If the battery runs low, the engine starts to generate power and charge the battery again. According to factory data, the Prius consumes only 4.7 liters per 100 kilometers. Another example is the Honda Accord Hybrid, which combines a V6 3.0-liter engine with a 12V-144V motor. The motor assists in acceleration and helps save fuel during cruising. This setup is closer to traditional drive systems, with mechanical losses similar to those of conventional cars. According to some studies, using hybrid technology can reduce fuel consumption by up to 50%. With two power sources, the engine size can be reduced by one-third, allowing a 1-liter engine and motor to provide the same power as a 1.5-liter gasoline engine. Honda’s Insight hybrid achieves a fuel consumption of just 2.8 liters per 100 km, matching the efficiency of a diesel vehicle and meeting ultra-low emission standards. Additionally, hybrids emit fewer pollutants because the engine operates at a steady, fuel-efficient state. Despite skepticism from some European and American automakers who believe hybrid tech still relies on oil, the market for hybrids continues to grow. By 2005, over 450,000 Prius models had been sold worldwide. A survey suggested that if oil prices remained high, 5-6% of U.S. car sales in 2010 could be hybrids. By 2011, there were expected to be at least 35 hybrid models available. Today, many domestic automakers are entering the hybrid market. FAW’s Red Flag HQ3 is about to go into production, while the Prius from FAW Toyota is already on sale. Dongfeng has developed a hybrid bus that has passed testing, and Changan’s CV9 hybrid will launch soon. Geely aims to complete its hybrid car production process within three years. The future of hybrid vehicles is clearly on the rise.

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Pressure reducing valve can automatically reduce the high-pressure input to a stable low-pressure output, and is not affected by the flow rate or input pressure changes. The output pressure is maintained within a preset range through a precise pressure regulating pilot. When the output pressure exceeds the set range of the pressure reducing valve, the pressure reducing pilot and the main valve will automatically close to form a tight seal.

If the optional check feature is selected, when the reverse pressure is generated, the backflow fluid will enter the upper chamber, closing the valve and preventing the flow back

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