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Designing Automotive Fuel Systems in High Temperature Plastics
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The use of high temperature engineering plastics in automotive fuel systems offer significant cost savings for vehicle manufacturers. These engineering plastics, which are available in many different resin compositions, offer such important underhood properties as heat and chemical resistance, low warpage, dimensional stability, toughness and strength.
They also provide processing benefits that can substantially reduce capital costs. The expensive finishing steps inherent with die-cast alloys are reduced or even eliminated with plastics. Additional economies are derived from the greater design flexibility and ease of assembly that plastics offer.
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Nelson, K., "Designing Automotive Fuel Systems in High Temperature Plastics," SAE Technical Paper 830070, 1983, https://doi.org/10.4271/830070.Also In
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- Anderson, K. R. Noyes, R. S. Younkes W. E. “Adapting Die Casting Dies for Injection Molding Prototype Plastic Parts,” Technical Report 194 E. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company, Inc. 1976