SAE Truck & Off-Highway Engineering: June 2022
- Content
- Paving the way for the hydrogen highway
Experts at SAE WCX 2022 look beyond EVs to other systems that can garner net-zero capabilities. - Electric mobile machines won't abandon hydraulics
Bosch Rexroth executive stresses that electrification in off-highway applications must make optimum use of both next-gen electric and hydraulic technology. - Aftermarket augments off-highway autonomous efforts
Kontron and Intel experts explain how rugged, modular COM Express solutions reduce complexity and allow retrofit of autonomous systems on heavy mobile equipment. - Solving the challenges of Megawatt chargers
Littelfuse executive details an alternative technique for fast and efficient high-power charging of commercial electric vehicles. - Supplier Directory
Complete listing of industry suppliers categorized by technology area. - Editorial
Alternatives poised for growth as diesel prices climb - Ammonia a promising alternative for marine sector
- Allison toughens TerraTran off-highway transmission
- WAVE builds in-road inductive charging for large EVs
- Webasto delivers battery thermal management for Zeus EV chassis
- New biodiesel strains offer measurable gains
- Production eCascadia ready for 230 miles of 'typical range'
- Caterpillar launches next generation M-Series compact wheel loaders
- Product Guide
- Paving the way for the hydrogen highway