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SAE Off-Highway Engineering: April 8, 2016
- Magazine Issue
- 16OFHP04
Sector:
Language:
- English
Topic:
- Software's role continues to expand
Design teams use different technologies to create new software and link systems together. - Emissions regulations and engine complexity
With the European Commission announcing a Stage V criteria emissions regulation for off-highway, scheduled to phase-in as earlly as 2019, there will be an end to a brief era of harmonized new-vehicle regulations. Will this affect an already complex engine development process? - Evaluating thermal design of construction vehicles
CFD simulation is used to evaluate two critical areas that address challenging thermal issues: electronic control units and hot air recirculation. - New Komatsu wheel loader with Tier 4F engine consumes 13% less fuel
- Arctic Cat debuts purpose-built 'snow bike' in 2017 model line
- Accelerated ash load testing of particulate filters on an automated test rig
- Origami goes high-tech for potential military applications
- Autonomous vehicles demonstrate ground-air cooperation
- Nanotechnology may provide self-cleaning, energy-saving 'smart glass' for vehicles
- GE scanner enhances defect detection for industrial CT