A new aspect to Formula Student race cars that have shown up in the last couple of years, is the use of active/powered ground effect. This basically consists of mounting fans to the car, in order to suck air from underneath the vehicle, basically like a big vacuum cleaner. This will in turn give us better downforce at lower speeds, making cornering at higher speeds possible! For this, Revolve NTNU is looking for someone to develop a new Low Voltage battery to power said fans. The person we are looking for is one who has some experience in CAD and an understanding of batteries.

Deadline:
February 28 at 23:59

About the position

A new aspect to Formula Student race cars that have shown up in the last couple of years, is the use of active/powered ground effect. This basically consists of mounting fans to the car, in order to suck air from underneath the vehicle, basically like a big vacuum cleaner. This will in turn give us better downforce at lower speeds, making cornering at higher speeds possible! For this, Revolve NTNU is looking for someone to develop a new Low Voltage battery to power said fans. The person we are looking for is one who has some experience in CAD and an understanding of batteries.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact
Njål Rundereim
njal.rundereim@revolve.no

. No question is too simple or stupid to ask.

Njål Rundereim
Chief Electrical Engineer