A Cleaner and Safer Future with SCR
Technology with a future to Euro 5 and beyond. By means of a catalytic converter and with the aid of metered quantities of AdBlue, SCR reduces harmful nitrogen oxides (NOx) into harmless nitrogen... »mehr
01.08.2004
New Honda All-Wheel-Drive System
Available this autumn in the Acura RL in North America and in the Legend in Japan. The SH-AWD system is made up of sensors that detect the steering angle, lateral g and other vehicle information,... »mehr
01.08.2004
BMW's Drive Strategy for the Future
Focus on further development of the internal combustion engine. Not everything that is technically feasible is also economical and ecological. "Efficient Dynamics" is the declared goal of the BMW... »mehr
01.08.2004
Advanced Non-Contacting Sensor Technology
No contact means no wear, thus enhanced durability and reliability. These prime directives have been the impetus for the original and continual development of Tyco Electronics Inc.'s non-contacting... »mehr
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01.08.2004
Structural Bonding in Automotive Applications
With automotive adhesives becoming more and more accepted in various new functions in car body structures in recent years, the development of new innovative polymer-based products alone is no... »mehr
The Toyota 1.4-Litre Direct-Injection Diesel Engine
Implementing a direct-injection concept that started from a large displacement commercial diesel engine in a smaller displacement diesel engine can consequently achieve even lower CO 2 emissions.... »mehr
01.08.2004
A New Variable Valve Train
The demand for lower fuel consumption and increased torque requires new solutions in valve train technology. Based on these requirements, Mahle Valve Train Systems, in cooperation with FEV... »mehr
Future Outlook for Light Duty Engine Technology
Selecting engine technologies for light duty vehicles has grown increasingly challenging. The variety of options has never been greater yet conflicting constraints imposed by regulations,... »mehr
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