Cal Poly Supermileage Team Goes Far on a Gallon of Gas at Shell Eco-marathon
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Abstract
Cal Poly Supermileage Team Goes Far on a Gallon ofGas at Shell Eco-marathon SAN LU IS O BIS PO -A multid iscip linary team of Cal Po ly e ngineer ing students recently took the ir car out tor a I ,21 0-mi le spin -on a gallon of gas.And they were not alone.'ll1e Ca l Poly Superrnileage Vehicle 'Jeam competed with more than I , I 00 srudents from 120 schools in the U.S ., Canada, M exico, Brazi l and Guatemala to design, build and dr ive the most energy-etllcient vehicle possible.Cal Po ly's entry, tbe Lamina 11, placed seventh in an e li te pack o f prototype cars that achieved I ,0 00 mpg or more at the She ll ceo-marathon Americas held April 5-7 in Hou ston.A record-breaking distance o f 3,500 mpg was achieved by Laval University from Canada: the Mater J.)ei tean1 J:i'omlndiana placed second with 2,308 miles ; and Cal Poly was among live otl1er top contenders w hose nms ranged fr om J,2 10 to I ,451 mpg ." Compe titions like this rea lly highlight our Learn by Do ing approach," s aid team member Sean Miche l. "it's rare tor these top-ranking vehicles to have been entirely designed and built by srudents.It 's not uncommon for other teams to outsource tasks suc h as manutacnrring the windows and !airing (a n aerodynan1ic shell).O urs is all done in house.Our mul tidisciplinary team de fini te ly brings a good mix of know-how -in areas rang ing fro m mold mak-ing and material s trength to engines and technology.
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