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Customer Fuel Economy Estimated from Engineering Tests
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A method has been developed to estimate from engineering tests the fuel economy that will be observed by customers in normal car service. Trip length, horsepower, weight, temperature, and type of driving are used to predict customer fuel economy.
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Scheffler, C. and Niepoth, G., "Customer Fuel Economy Estimated from Engineering Tests," SAE Technical Paper 650861, 1965, https://doi.org/10.4271/650861.Data Sets - Support Documents
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