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SP 24 2 BONDING OF BRAKE LININGS Developed by members of the SAE Brake Committee. Covers Labora tory Tes*ts on the Adhesive, original equipment bonding and testing, chisel tests their place in the replace ment field, sample preparation and dynamometer tests, vehicle abuse test of a bonded brake shoe, and a copy of the SAE Recommended Practice, Test Procedures for Brake Shoe and Lining Adhesives and Bonds-SAE J840. 4.50 Mem. 6.00 List SP 185 AIR CONDITIONING FORUM - In cludes discussions of general auto motive design considerations, engine and assembly cooling, passenger compartment noise and vibration con siderations, drive components, compressors, developments in thermo electric design, electrical and control systems, and design for compact and foreign cars. (1961) 3.00 Mem. 6.00 List SP 174 AUTOMOBILE SIDE - IMPACT COLLISIONS by D.M. Severy, J.H. Mathewson and A.W. Siegel covers Air Force steps on three pre cision controlled collision experi ments. Reported are the first fully instrumented side impacts in which both cars are in motion. Drawings give three dimensional sequential portrayal of vehicles as they spin and roll over following impact. Force sys tem analysis, deformation analysis and cabin-occupant relations during im pact are presented. (1960). 3.00 Mem. 6.00 List SP 142A HUMAN BODY SIZE AND PAS SENGER VEHICLE DESIGN - The "general driving population" is des cribed for the first time in terms of 5th, 50th, and 95th percentiles for 18 body mechanisms, as specially relating to passenger car design. Utilizing this information, it has been possible to determine new design recommendations for 14 different dimensions of the driver's seat and work space of passenger vehicles. Both static and dynamic body size are considered. (1961) 1.50 Mem. 3.00 List PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT SP 273 QUALITY CONTROL - The func tion of quality control as related to the broad subject of product assurance, customer demand for high quality and reliability as related to product and production process compexity, value achieve ment and quality control, and inte grated test planning and analysis. 3.00 4.00 SP 250 STATISTICS FOR THE ENGINEERDescribes summary of data, signifi cant differences, linear regression analysis, and analysis of variance. Intended as an introduction to stat istics for the engineer with no back ground in the subject. (1964) SP 250 was written by experts from General Motors. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List SP 277 VALUE ENGINEERING AND ANALYSIS - Includes three papers. One takes you from selec tion of items for study, through functional analysis, to implementa tion of proposals. Another des cribes an approach to better value through recognition of the inter faces that exist between design parameters, item capabilities, item design and an item's unit cost. A third paper goes into how to put the creative phase of value engineering to the best possible use. 2.25 Mem. 3.00 List SP 269 ' ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT FOR YOUNG ENGINEERS - Should you be an engineering manager, and if so, what are the first principles of engineering supervision, basic approaches toward management, and scientific management methods. These are angles found in four papers presented before the Detroit Section Junior Activity. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List TRANSPORTATION AND MAINTENANCE SP 299 SERVICE BRAKE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES Brake system preformance requirements for cars, trucks and busses are given along with a status report on applications and supplemental requirements. Also included in this publications are copies of SAE J786, Brake System Road Test Code - Truck and Bus; J992, Service Brake System Performance Requirements Truck and Bus; J843a, Passenger Car Rear Vision; and J937 Service Brake Performance Requirements - Passenger Car. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List SP 298 UTILITY VEHICLE WORKSHOP POWER TAKE OFF - Front engine power takeoff and hydrualic pump drives as well as recent trends in the application and design of side mounted power take-offs are covered in this publication. .75 Mem. 1.00 List SP 295 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN LARGE OR SMALL FLEETS - A practical account of EDP as related to municipal and private fleet records, maintenance cost control, scheduling, vehicle replacement, and/machine accounting in utility transportation. 4.00 Mem. 6.00 List SP 249 WHEEL ALIGNMENT - MODERN SETTING FOR MODERN VEHICLES Six representatives of the trucking industry from tire and truck manufact urers to truck operators discuss the subject of irregular front tire wear due to crowned roads, underloading 23 of front axle, and high speeds. The solution of different front wheel set tings is examined. Various front wheel settings are given, together with some results of successful tests. (1964) 2.25 Mem. 3.00 List SP 235 ENGINE FAILURE ANALYSIS AT SHOP LEVEL - A catalogue of engine failures showing how to pre dict, prevent, and analyse them. Included is data on pistons, rings, cylinders, valves, bearings, lubri cation system, governors, flywheels and clutches. 2.50 Mem. 5.00 List TRUCKS AND BUSES SP 286 MATCHING UTILITY EQUIPMENT TO THE CHASSIS - Medium and heavy-duty vehicles and equipment are appraised, problems of selecting chassis for utility vehicles up to 16,000 G.V.S. and of mounting equipment on truck chassis are also discussed. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List SP 276 HIGHWAY TRUCK FRAME DE SIGN - Twelfth L. Ray Buckendale Lecture by W. J. Sidelko. A complete, theoretical approach and evaluation, using actual physical tests for validation of theory in highway truck frame design. This treatise establishes the ability of a frame designer, using all or any part of a valid theory, in designing a a truck frame. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List SP 262 TRUCK DRIVE LINE SYSTEMSEleventh L. Ray Buckendale Lecture by P. J. Mazziotti Functions, construction, and oper ating characteristics of truck driveline systems are covered. Universal joint-propeller shaft constructions used in a wide range of applications are discussed along with constant velocity joints, wheel drive in stallations and dynamic character istics. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List SP 260 TANDEM TRUCK RIDE - Covers basic approaches to improving ride performance of heavy-duty, tandem, rear axle types of on-hlghway vehicles both with single-unit bodies and tractor semi-trailers. Twelve technical papers are cate gorized under two section headings titled: Effects of Chassis Com ponents and Effect of Wheels, Tires, Hubs, and Drums. Also Included is a glossary of ride, vibration, and suspension terminology (SAE J670). 7.50 Mem. 10.00 List SP 259 TRAILER TOWING - Engineering principles of weight equalizing and sway resistant hitches as well as how design and construction relates to towability are discussed in three technical papers. 2.25 Mem. 3.00 List VPD-81 -0001662