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SAE Truck & Off-Highway Engineering: April 2019
- Magazine Issue
- 19TOFHP04
Sector:
Language:
- English
- Connections dig deeper
More aspects of vehicle operation are being improved by leveraging cellular links. - An OBE for the SAE
Meet Paul Mascarenas-SAE International's 2019 president. He's a staunch advocate for professional development for engineers, amid the mobility industry's transformation. - Advancing aftertreatment
Engineers push for more efficient, cost-effective, and smaller aftertreatment systems for off-highway diesel engines, addressing challenges such as better particulate filtering and low-temp NOx conversion. - Developing for defense
Suppliers to the commercial vehicle segment optimize-read: ruggedize-their product offerings for the tougher terrain encountered by military vehicles. - Going digital & electric @ bauma 2019
Digitalization and electrification are dominant themes in the equipment and technology being revealed at this year's largest trade show for construction and mining. - Editorial
Bigger barrier to CBEVs: Batteries or infrastructure? - MELD exploits plastic deformation of metals with non-melt AM process
- Streamlined HMIs do more with less
- Gasoline fuels growing number of commercial vehicles
- AI, standards are transforming military boards and modules
- Ford develops F-600 chassis truck to hit 'sweet spot'
- 2019 Ram Chassis Cab: More capability, more driver-assist tech
- Q&A
Freudenberg CEO Claus Moehlenkamp turns focus to batteries, fuel-cell stacks