Automobile Engineer: 1966/12
From Graces Guide
Note: This is a sub-section of the Automobile Engineer
CONTENTS
- 507. Editorial. Guaranteed service-free car
- 508. Design trends in semi-trailers Frame design, anti-jack-knife devices, and new bogie layouts; rubber and air springing are under further investigation, changes in braking arrangement are called for, and it is suggested that more attention be paid to reducing maintenance J. M. Dickson-Simpson
- 522. International forum Readers’ views and contributions from their experience in respect of subjects of articles we have published recently. David A. Avner, D. Summers-Smith
- 523. The ride and handling of semi-trailer articulated vehicles J. R. Ellis
- 530. Dole thermostat. A wax-element unit for coolant systems that has exclusive design features
- 531. Design data sheets. Torsional vibrations, with particular reference to engine crankshafts. Section five: Natural frequencies and modal shapes of a crankshaft, effects of damping in a system and the natural frequency of a free multi-mass system with viscous damping D. Hodgetts
- 535. Electric vehicles. Another English car announced, but still in the very early stages of development. General Motors Corp, have given some details of a car and a van that have been under development for many years
- 537. Sodium-sulphur battery cell. A lightweight electric storage system with a solid ceramic electrolyte and liquid electrodes
- 538. Furnace firing system. Combustion takes place at the surface of the furnace wall in a system that responds quickly to demand Maywick Appliances
- 539. New plant and tools. Recent interesting developments in production equipment
- 541. Components and products
- 543. Materials and treatment. Latest opportunities for improvement of design
- 544. Publications and films
- 545. Instruments for workshop and laboratory
- 546. Current patents Selected abstracts of recently issued specifications
Editor: T. K. Garrett
Editorial staff: D. M. Peters, R. Langdon
Consultant: Professor J. R. Ellis
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