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HEAVY-DUTY TRUCK TEST CYCLES: COMBINING DRIVEABILITY WITH REALISTIC ENGINE EXERCISE
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Brown, J., D B. Harris*, AND F. G. King*. HEAVY-DUTY TRUCK TEST CYCLES: COMBINING DRIVEABILITY WITH REALISTIC ENGINE EXERCISE. International Journal of Heavy Vehicle Systems. Inderscience Enterprises Limited, Geneva, Switzerland, 7(4):299-316, (2000).
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Heavy-duty engine certification testing uses a cycle that is scaled to the capabilities of each engine. As such, every engine should be equally challenged by the cycle's power demands. It would seem that a chassis cycle, similarly scaled to the capabilities of each vehicle, could successfully bridge the gap between ''universal driveability'' and ''realistic engine exercise''. The purpose of this paper is to present just such a cycle.
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Record Type:DOCUMENT( JOURNAL/ PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL)
Product Published Date:10/01/2000
Record Last Revised:06/03/2009
OMB Category:Other
Record ID:
90493