Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems ()

Kinetic energy recovery systems (KERS) placed on one axle coupled to a traditional thermal engine on the other axle is possibly the best solution presently available to dramatically improve the fuel economy while providing better performances within strict budget constraints.

an automotive system for recovering a moving vehicle's kinetic energy under braking

KERS is an automotive system for recovering a moving vehicle's kinetic energy under braking.

the acronym for Kinetic Energy Recovery System

First off, KERS is the acronym for Kinetic Energy Recovery System.

an automotive system for recovering a moving vehicle’s kinetic energy under braking

KERS (kinetic energy recovery system) is an automotive system for recovering a moving vehicle’s kinetic energy under braking.

a hybrid regenerative braking system , that is designed to recover kinetic energy from the car during braking

KERS is a hybrid regenerative braking system that is designed to recover kinetic energy from the car during braking, store that energy and make that energy available upon demand from the driver to accelerate the car.

a system of batteries that collect energy from braking and

KERS is a system of batteries that collect energy from braking and adds to KERS over the motors and gear systems operating system with regard to increasing the total available drive power.

a form of regenerative braking which acts as an energy recovery mechanism that reduces vehicle speed by converting some of vehicle speed's kinetic energy into a useful form of energy instead of dissipating energy as heat as in a conventional brake

Kers is a form of regenerative braking which acts as an energy recovery mechanism that reduces vehicle speed by converting some of vehicle speed's kinetic energy into a useful form of energy instead of dissipating energy as heat as in a conventional brake.

the Kinetic Energy Recovery System, which recovers the energy shed under braking and stores stores electrically to make stores available to the driver to provide an extra 80 horse power for up to 6.7 seconds a lap

KERS is the Kinetic Energy Recovery System, which recovers the energy shed under braking and stores stores electrically to make stores available to the driver to provide an extra 80 horse power for up to 6.7 seconds a lap.