Encyclopedia of Automotive Engineering

<p><b>A Choice Oustanding Academic Title<br /></b><br />The <i>Encyclopedia of Automotive Engineering</i> provides for the first time a large, unified knowledge base laying the foundation for advanced study and in-depth research. Through extensive cross-referencing and search functionality it provides a gateway to detailed but scattered information on best industry practice, engendering a better understanding of interrelated concepts and techniques that cut across specialized areas of engineering. Beyond traditional automotive subjects the Encyclopedia addresses green technologies, the shift from mechanics to electronics, and the means to produce safer, more efficient vehicles within varying economic restraints worldwide.</p> <p>The work comprises nine main parts: (1) Engines: Fundamentals (2) Engines: Design (3) Hybrid and Electric Powertrains (4) Transmission and Driveline (5) Chassis Systems (6) Electrical and Electronic Systems (7) Body Design (8) Materials and Manufacturing (9) Telematics.</p> <ul> <li> <div align=”left”>Offers authoritative coverage of the wide-ranging specialist topics encompassed by automotive engineering</div> </li> <li> <div align=”left”>An accessible point of reference for entry level engineers and students who require an understanding of the fundamentals of technologies outside of their own expertise or training</div> </li> <li> <div align=”left”>Provides invaluable guidance to more detailed texts and research findings in the technical literature</div> </li> <li> <div align=”left”>Developed in conjunction with FISITA, the umbrella organisation for the national automotive societies in 37 countries around the world and representing more than 185,000 automotive engineers</div> </li> </ul> 6 Volumes <p><a href=”http://www.automotive-reference.com/”>www.automotive-reference.com</a></p> <p>An essential resource for libraries and information centres in industry, research and training organizations, professional societies, government departments, and all relevant engineering departments in the academic sector.  </p> <p> </p>