SAE Clean Snowmachine Challenge 2009
The UAF Mechanical Engineering department sent a team of students to compete in the SAE Clean Snowmachine Challenge. The students created a snowmachine that would operate completely from electrical power supplied by batteries, as opposed to a combustion engine. This SAE competition was designed to challenge students to create lower pollution snow machines that also explored the concept of alternative propulsion methods.
The team consisted of Malcolm Deighton, Michael Golub, Peter Morris, Mark Nelson, and Lisa Stowell. Congratulations again to the Nanook EV team on their success! Below are updates sent out during the competition from team adviser Assistant Professor Rorik Peterson.
News updates from the ME team at the 2009 SAE Clean Snowmachine Challenge
Results of the SAE Clean Snowmachine Competition!
The UAF Nanook EV Zero Emission Snowmachine and team were featured on the front page of the Fairbanks News-Miner Newspaper. The story details the construction of the sled, the teams participation, and their entry in the SAE Clean Snowmachine Challenge. Full Story...
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