TRANSIENT CHASSIS CYCLES FOR HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS AND TRACTORS.
Nigel Clark, David L. McKain
Abstract
Nigel Clark, David L. McKain
Abstract
The objective of this paper is to present a method for developing a chassis test for a specific and typical class of vehicles which will mirror the Federal Test Procedure (FT) as closely as possible for purposes of emissions measurement. Emphasis will be placed on development of a preliminary heavy duty chassis cycle for specific over–the–road class 8 trucks which will reflect the FTP currently imposed on heavy duty diesel engines.
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The objective of this paper is to present a method for developing a chassis test for a specific and typical class of vehicles which will mirror the Federal Test Procedure (FT) as closely as possible for purposes of emissions measurement. Emphasis will be placed on development of a preliminary heavy duty chassis cycle for specific over–the–road class 8 trucks which will reflect the FTP currently imposed on heavy duty diesel engines.
Key concepts: Truck, Chassis, Heavy duty, Automotive engineering, Engineering, Transient (computer programming), Diesel fuel, Driving cycle