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Engine Coolant Technologies 5th Volume William N Matulewicz

Name: Engine Coolant Technologies 5th Volume William N Matulewicz
SKU: BELL-1688478
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Engine Coolant Technologies 5th Volume William N Matulewicz instant download after payment.

Publisher: ASTM International

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.5 MB

Pages: 154

Author: William N. Matulewicz

ISBN: 9780803134201, 0803134207

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Engine Coolant Technologies 5th Volume William N Matulewicz by William N. Matulewicz 9780803134201, 0803134207 instant download after payment.

Fourteen peer-reviewed papers present the latest research in modern engine coolant formulating. Topics cover: International coolant development; Field testing of coolant additives; Engine coolant recycling; Engine component and coolant additive compatibility; Alternate coolant base technology; Extended life oxidation and thermal stability; New testing methods of cavitation, erosion, and localized corrosion. The advances in coolant system components and construction continue to impact the modern automotive, heavy-duty, locomotive and free standing engine design and performance. The expanding use of lighter metals, advances in nonmetallics, changes in fluid control technologies and coolant filtration in today?s engines, plus advancing discoveries in EGR and fuel cell technologies in engines of the future are a few of the challenges facing the experts in engine coolant formulating.