The role of the chemist in automotive design. (©2009)
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- Book
- Title:
- The role of the chemist in automotive design. (©2009)
- Main Title:
- The role of the chemist in automotive design
- Further Information:
- Note: H.K. Phlegm.
- Other Names:
- Phlegm, H. K (Herman K.)
- Contents:
- Introduction to the Automobile Industry Introduction Historical Factors Affecting Today’s Industry Competitive Imperatives Indifference Maps and Curves Market Demand Vehicle Mass Targets Power Train Cooling Requirements HVAC Emissions Green Alternatives References Traditional Role of the Chemist in the Automobile Plant Environment Introduction Incoming Inspection Methods around Metals Atomic Absorption for Metal Analysis Separation and Chromatography of Organics Liquid–Solid Adsorption in HPLC Soluble Oils Lubricity Additives Some Problems with HPLC as a Lab Tool Plate Theory and Rate Theory Elastomer Characterization Plastic and Elastomer Analysis DSC Graphs Stress–Strain Relationships Bond Stiffness versus Modulus References Component Materials in Automobiles Introduction Polymer Market Penetration Methods of Production and Production Demand Ziegler–Natta Metal Oxide Initiation Other Methods of Production Chain Growth Polymerization Step Growth Polymerization Ionic Polymerization References Design Concerns and Imperatives Introduction History of Automotive Design Automotive Design Development Predictive Design Tools for the Performance Imperative Some History of Finite Element Analysis FEA Performance Predictions and Some Key Definitions Predictive Design for the Cost Imperative Structural Design Concerns Strength and Impact Concerns for Performance References Manufacturing and Process Technology Introduction Rubber Processing Plastic Processing Aluminum Processing PEMIntroduction to the Automobile Industry Introduction Historical Factors Affecting Today’s Industry Competitive Imperatives Indifference Maps and Curves Market Demand Vehicle Mass Targets Power Train Cooling Requirements HVAC Emissions Green Alternatives References Traditional Role of the Chemist in the Automobile Plant Environment Introduction Incoming Inspection Methods around Metals Atomic Absorption for Metal Analysis Separation and Chromatography of Organics Liquid–Solid Adsorption in HPLC Soluble Oils Lubricity Additives Some Problems with HPLC as a Lab Tool Plate Theory and Rate Theory Elastomer Characterization Plastic and Elastomer Analysis DSC Graphs Stress–Strain Relationships Bond Stiffness versus Modulus References Component Materials in Automobiles Introduction Polymer Market Penetration Methods of Production and Production Demand Ziegler–Natta Metal Oxide Initiation Other Methods of Production Chain Growth Polymerization Step Growth Polymerization Ionic Polymerization References Design Concerns and Imperatives Introduction History of Automotive Design Automotive Design Development Predictive Design Tools for the Performance Imperative Some History of Finite Element Analysis FEA Performance Predictions and Some Key Definitions Predictive Design for the Cost Imperative Structural Design Concerns Strength and Impact Concerns for Performance References Manufacturing and Process Technology Introduction Rubber Processing Plastic Processing Aluminum Processing PEM Manufacturing Nanotube Manufacturing References Engineering Polymers, High-Temperature and –Pressure Applications, and Structural Polymers Introduction Dynamic Sealing Needed Properties Automotive Requirements Materials and Processing Thermal Properties Fillers Polyetheretherketones Polyimides Poly(tetrafluoroethylene PPS References Power Train Applications Introduction Fuel Combustion Diesel Injection (Urea Injection) Engine Oil Engine Oil Function Engine Oil Groups Engine Oil Grades Some Important Additives Synthetic Lubricants Synthetic Esters Polyolefins Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) Some Testing Methods Transmission Fluid Types Engine Coolant Methanol Ethylene Glycol Propylene Glycol New Developments References Seal and Gasket Design Introduction Tear Strength Thermal Serviceability Range Compression Set Silicone Rubbers EPDM Natural Rubbers Nitrile Rubbers Fluoropolymer Elastomers Ethylene Acrylic Seals Polyetherketone (PEEK), Polyetherimide (PEI), and Teflon (PTFE) Seal Types Failure and Degradation in Seal Design Thermal Degradation Thermal Oxidation References HVAC System Overview and Refrigerant Design Introduction Ozone Depletion Montreal Protocol Treaty Refrigerant Design Global Warming Potential Total Equivalent Warming Impact Ozone Depletion Potential Refrigerant Performance and Some Key Definitions 9.9 Need for Alternate Refrigerant Systems Refrigerant Oil Mixtures 152a and Hydrocarbons as Alternatives CO2 as an Alternative to 134a Traditional and CO2 Refrigerant System Design New Developments in Refrigerant Design (1234yf) Material Considerations in HVAC Design Aluminum Heat Exchanger Material References Fuel-Cell Chemistry Overview Introduction Future Market and Usage Fuel Cells as Automotive Propulsion Hydrogen Sources Problems with Fuel Cells References Membranes and Hydrogen Storage Devices Introduction Hydrogen Storage Tank Size New Developments Glass Microspheres Carbon Nanotubes and Graphite Nanofibers Membrane Electrode Assembly Cell Stack Assembly References Developing Technology Introduction Hybrid Technologies Biodiesel Battery Technologies Lithium Ion Battery Nickel–Metal Hydride Cells Battery Developments Direct Ozone Reduction Systems Biomaterials References Index … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press/Taylor & Francis
- Publication Date:
- 2009
- Copyright Date:
- 2009
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (xv, 195 pages), illustrations
- Subjects:
- 629.2/32
Automobiles -- Materials
Chemistry, Technical
Automobiles -- Design and construction
Engineering
TRANSPORTATION -- Automotive -- Customizing
Automobiles -- Design and construction
Automobiles -- Materials
Chemistry, Technical
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781420071894
1420071890 - Related ISBNs:
- 1420071882
9781420071887 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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