SAE Off-Highway Engineering 2001-09-01

SAE Off-Highway Engineering 2001-09-01
    • Bridging the power gap
      An alliance between Cummins and Komatsu provides an intriguing prospect to the industrial engine market with the new QSK78 industrial engine.
    • Large eddy simulation in hydraulic valves
      Cavitation in hydraulic spool valaves involves large-scale vortical structures in an unsteady submerged jet. According to engineers from Purdue University, curent CFD approaches do not accurately predict these unsteady vortices, nor do they properly account for bubble-dynamics/flow-structure interactions.
    • Proving heavy-vehicle performance
      The Nevada Automotive Test Center and Mechanical Dynamics joined forces to redesign and improve the drivetrain, frame, steering, and other subsystems of a heavy-duty military-vehicle for the USMC.
    • Tying it all together
      GPS. Engine diagnostics. Wireless communications. So much technology. So many voices. Is it a chorus of the Tower of Babel?
    • New equipment roundup
      In this special edition of Original Equipment, we present highlights of some of the vehicles that OEMs from around the world have recently introduced or redesigned.
    • Faro measures up to Volvo's large parts
      Volvo Construction Equipment eliminated manual measurements on large equipment at its Asheville plant by incorporating a multi-axis measurement arm from Faro Technologies.
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