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FUEL ECONOMY IMPROVEMENT FOR HEAVY TRUCKS: A VIEW OF EXISTING TECHNOLOGY, FUTURE POSSIBILITIES AND THE POTENTIAL FOR IMPROVEMENT

Harvey Maurice Sachs, John DeCicco, Marc R. Ledbetter, U Mengelberg

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This report reviews the technologies for improving the fuel economy of heavy trucks, including improvements to engines, transmissions, tires, aerodynamics, and alternative engines.

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This report reviews the technologies for improving the fuel economy of heavy trucks, including improvements to engines, transmissions, tires, aerodynamics, and alternative engines.

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This report reviews the technologies for improving the fuel economy of heavy trucks, including improvements to engines, transmissions, tires, aerodynamics, and alternative engines.

Key concepts: Truck, Business, Economy, Engineering, Economics, Aerospace engineering

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