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A History of Aeronautics

2009-01-28T09:56:00.000-08:00

A History of Aeronautics is written by E. Charles Vivian. This aeronautical engineering book describing the history of aeroplane, its evolution, aerostatics, Engine development, and war period developments. This work is intended to the students or researchers doing aeronautical engineering to know the initial period of Airplane developments.

Following are the topics covered in this Aeronautical book.

Part I--The Evolution Of The Aeroplane
I. The Period Of Legend
Ii. Early Experiments
Iii. Sir George Cayley--Thomas Walker
Iv. The Middle Nineteenth Century
V. Wenham, Le Bris, And Some Others
Vi. The Age Of The Giants
Vii. Lilienthal And Pilcher
Viii. American Gliding Experiments
Ix. Not Proven
X. Samuel Pierpoint Langley
Xi. The Wright Brothers
Xii. The First Years Of Conquest
Xiii. First Fliers In England
Xiv. Rheims, And After
Xv. The Channel Crossing
Xvi. London To Manchester
Xvii. A Summary--To 1911
Xviii. A Summary--To 1914
Xix. The War Period--I
Xx. The War Period--Ii
Xxi. Reconstruction
Xxii. 1919-1920

Part II--1903-1920: Progress In Design
I. The Beginnings
Ii. Multiplicity Of Ideas
Iii. Progress On Standardised Lines
Iv. The War Period

Part III--Aerostatics
I. Beginnings
Ii. The First Dirigibles
Iii. Santos-Dumont
Iv. The Military Dirigible
V. British Airship Design
Vi. The Airship Commercially
Vii. Kite Balloons

Part IV--Engine Development
I. The Vertical Type
Ii. The Vee Type
Iii. The Radial Type
Iv. The Rotary Type
V. The Horizontally-Opposed Engine
Vi. The Two-Stroke Cycle Engine
Vii. Engines Of The War Period

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Advanced Automotive Technology: Visions of a Super-Efficient Family Car

2009-01-28T07:12:00.000-08:00

Advanced Automotive Technology: Visions of a Super-Efficient Family Car is written by United States Congress Office of Technology Assessment. This automotive book describes various suggestions for developing automobiles that offer significant improvements in fuel economy and reduced emissions over the longer term. This book focus on costs and performance of a range of technologies and vehicle types for greater efficiency.

Following are the topics covered in this automobile book, Advanced Automotive Technology: Visions of a Super-Efficient Family Car.

Electric Vehicles
Hybrid-Electric Vehicles
Fuel Cell Vehicles
Performance and cost of other types of light-duty vehicles
Lifecycle costs--will they offset higher purchase prices?
Emissions performance
Safety of lightweight vehicles
A note about costs and prices
Conclusions about technology cost and performance
The federal role in advanced auto R&D
Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles
Leapfrog Technologies
Advanced Conventional Technology

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Automotive Fuel Economy: How Far Should We Go?

2009-01-28T06:53:00.000-08:00

Automotive Fuel Economy: How Far Should We Go? is written by National Research Council (U. S.) Committee on Fuel Economy of Automobiles and Light Trucks and published by National Academy Press. This automobile book focus on how to reduce fuel consumptions in light trucks by implementing certain fuel economy measures. Moreover in this book, it explains the impact on the automotive industry due to the fuel economy measures. This book wiill really help automobile engineers who are working as design engineers for increasing fuel efficiency of the vehicle.

Following are the topics covered in this automobile engineering book.

Fuel use in automobiles and light trucks
Safety implications of fuel economy measures
Environmental issues
Impacts on the automotive industry
The automobile, fuel economy, and the consumer
Fuel economy projections
Achievable fuel economy levels
Policies for improving fuel economy

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Environmental Issues of Synthetic Transporation Fuels from coal

Environmental Issues of Synthetic Transporation Fuels from coal

2009-01-28T05:51:00.000-08:00

Environmental Issues of Synthetic Transporation Fuels from coal is written by Michael A. Chartock Michael D. Devine, Martin R. Cines, Martha W. Gilliland and Steven C. Ballard. This book explains how to increase Automobile Fuel Efficiency and Synthetic Fuels which act as alternatives for reducing oil Imports.

This report reviews environmental issues associated with coal liquefaction processes by addressing the following topics:

A comparison of the environmental differences among technologies;
A comparison of the impacts among different coal regions;
A description of the uncertainty of synfuels data and environmental effects; and
An identification of problems aggravated by accelerated development schedules.

Following are the topics covered in this Automobile book.

Overview of Environmental Concerns such as mining, coal liquefaction and refining, product transport and end-use.
Are there significant environmental differences among the coal liquefaction processes
Emissions during "Routine" Operating conditions
Upset/Accident risks
Environmental health risks
Product and conversion efficiency differences
Upgrading and refining
What are the important locational factors affecting environmental impacts
Coal Characteristics
Regional differences in environmental impacts
Local factors affecting environmental impacts
Are our institutional mechanisms adequate to ensure environmental protection
Monitoring difficulties
Environmental standards and compliance incentives
Public perceptions
Environmental research programs
What are the environmental risks of an accelerated synfuels commercialization program.
Risks due to technical uncertainties
Difficulties in monitoring
Regulatory Lag
Impacts from rapid construction

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