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V. J. L. S. M. L. Route To: MAT'LS. DEV. VICTOR DIVS. - DANA ?JI DIIBI mATIAMC Technical information currently available from SAE is listed and briefly described on the following pages. To order, please indicate publication letter code and num ber on the detachable order form appearing on the back cover. PAPERS Page All SAE papers presented between January 1967 and May 1968. 2 REPORTS Special Publications.................................................................................................... SAE Safety Standard Service............................... SAE Handbook Supplements........ .............................................................................. Technical Report Preprints........................................................................................ ASA Reports ................................................................................................................ 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SAE Journal................................................................................................................... 29 30 32 32 32 32 INDEXES Aerospace Specifications and Standards.................................................................. 32 ORDER FORM............................................................................................ (back cover) Coupon Book Information............................................................................................. 32 This checklist is revised three times 0 year. If you wish to be placed on an auto matic mailing list, indicate on order form. Society of Automotive Engineers Department 314 Two Pennsylvania Plaza New York, N.Y. 10001 JUNE 1968 VPD-81-0001639 DANA-205 ! .......... - .; . r * \ ! ifik vl TM \ LAND SEA AIR SPACE Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. TWO PENNSYLVANIA PLAZA. NEW YORK. N Y 10001 VPD-81-0001640 PAPERS Are available approximately one year after date of presentation at national and section meetings of the Society. They are indexed under the following headings. AEROSPACE VEHICLES Aircraft, Fixed Wing, including Systems and Equipment............................ Aircraft Propulsion........................................................................................... Ground Support.................................................................................................. Missiles and Spacecraft, including Systems and Equipment........................ V/STOL and Ground Effect Machines........................................................... GROUND VEHICLES Construction, Industrial and Ordnance Equipment, and Tractors............... Engines, Diesel and Rail Equipment............................................................. Engines, Spark Ignition................................................................................... Engines, Turbine................... Passenger Cars........................................................... Trucks and Buses............................................................................................. Vehicles Emissions........................................................................................ AEROSPACE VEHICLES AND GROUND VEHICLES Air Pollution.................................................................................................. Energy Conversion.................................. Fuels and Lubricants...................................................................................... Manufacturing and Production......................................................................... Materials and Structures................................................................................... Testing and Instrumentation........................................................................... Transportation and Maintenance..................................................................... Miscellaneous.................................................................................................. 2 4 5 5 5 5 7 7 8 9 12 12 13 14 14 IS 16 18 19 19 Price per copy is $.75 to members, college/university libraries, and U.S. government agencies. List (nonmember price $1). Orders received without pay ment are subject to a one dollar handling charge. Prices subject to change. AEROSPACE VEHICLES AIRCRAFT, FIXED WING, INCLUDING SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT 670155 Gas Turbine Auxiliary Power Unit Noise and Its Attenuation - J. J. Dias, AiResearch Manufacturing 670157 Measurement of Jet Noise Suppres sion Using a Small Turbojet Engine H. B. Moore, Williams Res. and J. M. Clinch, IIT Res. Inst. 670196 The Guided-Light Display Panel G. K. C. Hardesty, Naval Ship Res. and Dev. Cen. 670228 Estimating Maintenance Man Hours per Flight Hour for Busi ness Turbojet Airplanes - H. D. Kysor, Harley D. Kysor & Assoc. 670230 Quebec's Approach to the Use of Special Aircraft for Forest Fire Suppression - Paul Gagnon, Trans portation and Communications, Province of Quebec 670232 Aerial Photography Operations in the Coast and Geodetic Survey - F. 0. Moran, ESSA, Coast and Geodetic Survey 670239 Professional Growth of Engineers with Business Aircraft Manufac turers - J. A. Dugelby, Bethany Div. 670241 Development of Third-Level Air lines-A. K. Tepin, Beech Air craft 670242 Gulfstream II Aerodynamic DesignI. T. Waalandand E. J. Curtis, Grumman 670243 Aerodynamics of the Cessna Tandem Twins -W. D. Thompson, Cessna 670244 Aerodynamic Considerations of a Medium Mach Business Aeroplane G. H. Lee, Handley Page Ltd., England 670246 Preliminary Studies of a Supersonic Business Jet - D. W. Dutton, Georgia Inst, of Tech. 670250 New Trends in Aircraft Direct Cur rent Systems - H. W. Gayek, Gen eral Electric 670251 The New Look in Avionics Equip ment -K. L. Fletcher, Collins Radio 670252 Airborne Weather Radar - G. A. Lucchi, RCA 2 670253 Impact of Microelectronic Technol ogy on General Aviation Avionics E. 8. Moore, Aircraft Radio 670254 A Category II Avionics System - J. F. Morehead, Rockwell-Standard 670255 Automatic Flight Control Develop ment for General Aviation - L. J. Vetter, Honeywell 670256 Automatic Altitude Reporting Sys tems - R. R. Hansen, Bendlx 670261 Flying Qualities Research for Gen eral Aviation - G. E. Miller and D. R. Ellis, Princeton Univ. 670262 Recent Developments in Pneumatic and Fuel Systems for Turbocharged and/or Pressurized Aircraft - H. W. Kaatz, L. L. Aspelin, F. R. Wilhelm, and Leo Tobacman, Air borne Mfg. 670263 Current Survey of Aircraft Fuel Guaging Systems - L. M. Weixelman. Electronic Communications 670264 Business and Financial Ramifica tions of our Present Air and Air port Traffic Control - R. H. Carpen ter, Wayfarer Ketch 670265 The Federal Aviation Agency Air Traffic Control Development Pro gram - J. A. Weber, FAA 670266 Air and Airport Traffic Control Prob lems - H. E. Wood, Gillette 670316 Reliability Assurance and the Concorde Engines - B. H. Markham, Bristol Siddeley En gines, England 670317 Reliability Development of the GE4 Turbojet for the SST - D. Q. Marshall and H. T. Gieryn, GE 670318 Reliability Development of the Boeing SST Inlet, Control, and Power System - J. R. Moorehead, Boeing 670319 Plans for the New Tampa Inter national Airport - George Bean, Tampa International Airport 670320 Plans for the New Mid-Continent International Airport - F. S. Pittenger, Aviation, City of Kansas City 670321 Plans for the New Houston Inter national Airport - J. A. Foster, Aviation Dept., City of Houston 670322 Airport Accessibility: A Growing Problem in the Jet Age - C. 0. Peavey, The Port of N. Y. Authority 670323 Conflicts and Identities of Interest --The Airport and the Community S. D. Browne, Massachusetts Institute of Technology "New VPD-81-0001641 670324 The Northeast Corridor Trans portation Project--Broad Gauged , Transportation Planning - R. A. Nelson, U. S. Dept, of Trans portation 670328 The Place and Capabilities of Modern Doppler Systems for Sub sonic and Supersonic Aircraft J. C. Forrest, General Precision 670329 Inertial Navigation Systems for Subsonic and Supersonic Commer cial Aircraft - J. H. Sheldrick, AC Electronics Div., GMC 670337 Adopting Space Vehicular Check Out Procedures and Philosophy to Near-Future Transport Aircraft J. G. Wohl, Dunlap and Assoc. 670338 The Future Needs and Current Advances within the Airlines - P. A. Wood and B. L. Hechinger, United Air Lines 670341 Disciplance of Organization W. T. Seawell, American Airlines 670342 Disciplance of Human Behavior and Training - Jerry Berlin, Human Development Institute 670343 Happiness is Paying Attention Marvin Whitlock, United Air Lines 670355 Financial Prospects for Air Cargo Operations - R. K. Rouke, TWA 670356 The Economics of Airport Opera tions - D. C. Meehan, United Air Lines 670357 Operating Economics in Short Haul Air Transports - W. B. Caldwell, Mohawk Airlines 670370 Fuselage Configuration Studies G. F. Worley, Douglas Aircraft 670371 SST Sizing - J. M. Swihart, Boeing 670269 Test Results of an All-Mechanical Flight Control System Utilizing a Cascade Toroidal Servo - Raymond Kemer, North Amer. Avia. 670373 Proposed New Approaches to the Maintenance of the Boeing SST R. M. Barr, Boeing 670508 A Pilot Experiment on Driver Task Performance with Fixed and Variable Steering Ratios - N. E. Shoemaker, Fred Dell'Amico, Cornell Aeronautical Lab.; and R. J. Chwalek, Bendix 670707 Flueric Operational Amplifier Sur vey -T. F. Urbanosky, GE 670825 Maintaining the Cleanliness of Clean Parts - R. C. Libby and F. T. Oliveri, Douglas Aircraft 670845 Airfoil Analysis & Synthesis Utiliz ing Computer Graphs - J. J. Cornish, Lockheed-Georgia 670846 Aerodynamic Design of the DC-9 Wing and High Lift System - R. D. Schaufele and A. E. Ebeling, Douglas Aircraft 670847 Aerodynamic Design Features of the C-5A - J. H. Paterson, LockheedGeorgia 670848 Jet Transport Design Considerations for Category III All-Weather Landing Systems - F. M. Wilson, Douglas Aircraft 670878 Variable Geometry in a Supersonic Transport Aircraft-J. M. Swihart, Boeing 670879 Pilot Comments on Variable Geom etry Aircraft - R. K. Parsons, U. S. Air Force 670880 Aerodynamic Design Considerations of Variable Geometry Aircraft S. K. Landgraf and R. N. Herring, McDonnell Douglas 670881 Stmchiral Considerations for Vari able Sweep Wings - J. W. Harvey, McDonnell Douglas 670882 Mechanical Aspects of Variable Sweep Wings - F. M. Paget, Gen eral Dynamics/Fort Worth 670883 Maintainability Considerations in Variable Geometry Aircraft - L. J. Onewein, Boeing 670884 Reliability Aspects of the SST Wing-Sweep Actuation System G. C. Newell and F. E. Marsh, Boeing 670902 The Canadair CL-215 Water Bom ber Program - R. F. Stepells, Canadair Limited *680198 Aerodynamics of Surface Roughness and Imperfections - A. M. 0. Smith and K. Kaups, Douglas Aircraft *680199 Aerodynamic Development of the Cessna 177 - J. Latas, Cessna * 680200 Theoretical Prediction of Airfoil Drag Polars -T. C. Nark, Boeing * 680201 Recent Transonic Airfoil Develop ments and Some Business Aircraft Implications - R. E. Wallace, Boeing 680202 Devices for Stick Free Stability R. Wible, Piper Aircraft 680207 Open Loop Flight Control System J. R. Younkin, Mitchell Industries! ' 680208 Combustion Heating System for Business and Utility Aircraft - J. B. E Mellett, Stewart Warner Corp. 680209 Accuracy in Fuel Management for General Aviation Flying - J. C. Wilson, Foxboro *680220 Trailing Vortex Hazard - W. A. McGowan, Aeronautical Vehicles Div., NASA 3 680222 Dinade System as an Anti-Collision Device - H. A. Augenblick, Microlab/FXR 680223 Noise Abatement - H. 0. Fisher, Port of N .Y. Authority *680225 Capacitance Fuel Gaging for Business Aircraft - D. Brush, Simmonds Precision 680272 The Role of the Small Jet in the Airline Training Syllabus - A. L. Byrnes and J. C. Johnson, Lock heed-Georgia *680289 T ime-Frequency Airborne AntiCollistion Systems - F. C. White, Air Transport Assoc. *680290 The Significance of Advanced Structural Fabrication Techniques on Aircraft Lighting Protection R. A. Peterson, R. 0. Brick, Res. and S. D. Schneider, Boeing *680291 Fuel System Protections - B. Honsberger, Boeing * 680292 New Cockpit Control and Display Techniques--What Can They Do for the Pilot? - H. M. Schweighofer, E. R. Hattendorf and C. A. Fen wick, Collins Radio *680297 Status and Future of Aircraft Sattelite Navigation - Vernon Weihe, Consultant ft 680298 Seaboard World Airlines Dectra/ Omnigraph - Jere Farrah, Seaboard World Airlines 680299 Results of the American Airlines Evaluation of the Litton LTN-51E INS - J. Z. Amacker, American Air lines ft 680340 Effects of Dynamic Environments on Fuel Tank Flammability - L. J. Nes tor and L. Maggitti, Naval Air Pro pulsion Test Center (AE) *680353 Proposed SST Automatic Weight and Balance System -R. H. Malm, Boe ing *680354 Integral Weight and Balance System Applications on Cargo Aircraft C. B. Tritton, Lockheed-Georgia *680355 Pan American Operational Experi ence with Stan - R. K. Hart and J. H. Erickson, Pan Am. *680190 Criteria for Contamination Level in Flight Control Systems - V. R. Schmitt, U.S. A. F. Flight Dy namics Lab. Additional papers relating to subjects covered on this page appear on pages 13 through 20. VPD-81-0001642 AIRCRAFT PROPULSION 670064 Shaft, Bearing, and Seal Systems for a Small Engine - R. P. Shevchenko, United Aircraft 670138 An Approach to Simpler Control Requirements - D. E. Uehllng, GE 670139 Some Aspects of the Control of Multi-Shaft Jet Engines - W. G. Cross and W. B. Edwards, RollsRoyce 670140 Some Aircraft Gas Turbine Environ mental Challenges for the Fuel Control Designer - L. J. Moulton, GE 670141 Present Needs of Gas Turbine Control Systems and Predictions for the Future - P. M. Slade and J. B. Eastman, Boeing 670142 Controls for Gas Turbines Used as Centrifugal Compressor Drivers H. 0. Lena, Cooper Bessemer 670194 The Rotating Combustion Engine Compact, Lightweight Power for Air craft - Charles Jones, CurtissWright 670198 The Performance of Vehicle Gas Turbines - D. E. Barbeau, Contin ental Avia, and Engrg. 670234 Designing Business Jet Aircraft Engines for Increased Service Life - F. W. Garry, General Electric 670235 Thrust Reversers for Business Jet Aircraft-J. C. PickerdandC. M. Hinds, Rohr 670236 Growth and Operational Capabili ties of the Turboprop Engine - H. A. Buckner, R. R. VanNimwegen, AiResearch Mfg. 670237 The General Problems in Vibra tion of Aircraft Powerplant Compo nents - E. F. Critchlow, Consul tant (Formerly with Federal Avia tion Agenctf 670238 Two-Stroke Light-Aircraft Engine Potential - J. L. Dooley, McCul loch 670267 Powerplant Pressurization for Altitude - Don Trompler and J. B. O'Reilly, Mooney Aircraft 670325 Operating Techniques and Main tenance Considerations for Air Inlet Controls in Airline Service R. D. Porter, United Aircraft 670326 Fuel Control System of the GE4 Engine for the Supersonic Trans port - J. T. Moehring, GE 670330 Maintainability Design Require ments for Future Jet Engines J. J. Morelli, TWA 670331 Designing the JT9D to Meet Commercial Transport Require ments - J. D. Kester and T. G. Slaiby, United Aircraft 670332 AELCEF--A Tool to make Rotor Burst Containment a Reality A. A. Martino and G. J. Mangano, Naval Air Engrg. Cen. 670334 T63 Engine Sand and Dust Tol erance, Development and Field Experience - G. V. Bianchini, All|son Div., GMC 670344 Design Criteria and Configuration for Long-Life Aircraft Gas Tur bines -J. S. Alford, GE 670345 Development of a High Temperature, Long-Life Turbine - W. W. Jones, Allison Div., GMC 670347 A New Concept for Critical Speed Control - M. R. Kulina, J. F. Mullen, M. Natesh, and H. W. Saltzman, Curtiss-Wright 670353 Adam II Propulsion System and Internal Aerodynamics - C. T. Havey, LTV Aerospace 670354 Mixed Missions--Potential Improvements in Thermal Manage ment of Hypersonic Designs - C. J. MacMiller, North Amer. Avia., Inc. 670358 One Airline's Hits and Misses in Propulsion Systems Diagnostics J. N. Smith, Air Canada 670359 U.S.A.F. Application of Air borne Recorders for Propulsion Diagnostics -R. J. Carlson, Air Force Systems Command 670363 Designing Diagnostics Into Propul sion Systems - J. C. Pirtle, GE 670838 Design and Transient Performance of a Liquid Coolant System - R. S. Barker, H. M. Stephens, and B. N. Taylor, Douglas Aircraft 670865 An Airline View of the SST Powerplants - F. Searls, United Air Lines 670871 A Jet Engine Malfunction Diagnostic System Using Sonic/Vibration Analysis - A. J. Kasak and L. R. Last, GE 670872 Engine Vibration Signals as an Aid to Fault Diagnosis - L. R. Hulls and J. R. Welch, Philco-Ford 670873 Mechanical Impedance Approach to Engine Vibration Transmission Into an Aircraft Fuselage - S. Rubin, AerospaceCorp.,- and F. A. Biehl, McDonnell Douglas 670874 Applications of Fast Fourier Trans form Procedures to Shock and Vibra tion Data Analysis - L. D. Enochson and A. G. Piersol, Measurement Analysis 680224 The Allison 250 Turboprop, Development and Application J. M. Wetzler and R. L. Chaney, Allison Div., GMC 4 680226 Performance Characteristics of Air craft with Turbosupercharged Engine & Cabin--1968 - D. L. Satchwell, Garrett * 680227 Propeller Design Considerations for Turbine Powered Aircraft - D. P. Currie, United Aircraft 680229 Applications of Automotive Elec trical Equipment in Light Aircraft Engines - D. P. Hansen and C. R. Goulet, Continental Motors *680230 The Beechcraft 99 - C. A. Rembleske, Chief Tech. Engr., Beech Aircraft Corp. 680276 The Commercial Transport Manu facturer's Position -W. A. Rein hart and G. J. Schott, Boeing b80277 The Military Outlook for Adaptive Propulsion Systems -H. I. Bush, USAF Aero Propulsion Lab. 680278 The Engine Manufacturer's Outlook W. H. Sens andR. M. Meyer, United Aircraft 680279 Research Problems and Outlook N. F. Rekos, Aeronautical Ve hicles Div., NASA 680286 An Engine Man's Point of View on Integration of Inlet and Engine H. N. Cotter, United Aircraft *680287 An Airplane Man's Point of View on Integration of Inlet and Engine L. M. Randall, Supv. andW. H. Hand, N. Amer. Rockwell * 680288 Airframe-Propulsion Integration for Future Aircraft Systems - G. K. Richey, D. J. Stava, B. Brimelow and H. I. Bush, U. S. Air Force Systems Command 680294 Optimizing Exhaust Nozzle/Airframe Thrust Minus Dray - D. Migdal and W. K. Greathouse, Grumman *680295 Variable-Geometry Exhaust Nozzles and Their Effects on Airplane Per formance -W. F. Punch and R. C. Ammer, General Electric *680296 Performance Installation Effects for Nozzles Installed on a Twin Jet Fighter Airplane Model - D. L. Motycka and P. J. Skowronek, United Aircraft *680309 A Variable Speed Constant Fre quency Power Source - William Finn, Lear Jet "680310 Modular Aircraft-Engine Logistics System - R. E. Williams and D. W. Sommer, Vickers 680311 Auxiliary Power Systems for 1975 Fighter Aircraft -B. H. Nicholls, Garrett VPD-81-0001643 680312 Integration of the Auxiliary Power Requirements - J. Wotton, British . Aircraft 680333 05A Propulsion System Installation H. W. Herring, G. G. Lee and B. I. Reynolds, Lockheed-Georgia > 680334 Design for Installation of New Trans port Engines - P. A. Ward, K. Herbstritt and P. A. Mucklow, RollsRoyce > 680335 747 Engine Installation Features J. A. Morrison, Boeing 680336 Design Features of High By-Pass Turbo Fans-J. N. Krebs, General Electric 680337 Design Features for Maintainability in the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft JT9D Gas Turbine Engine - A. R. Oberg, United Aircraft 680338 Design Features of Rolls-Royce Advanced Technology Engines J. M. S. Keen, Rolls-Royce GROUND SUPPORT 680306 Breaking the Ground Barrier for Fu ' ture Transport Aircraft -W. E. Par sons andW. F. Pieper, McDonnell Douglas MISSILES AND SPACE CRAFT, INCLUDING SYS TEMS AND EQUIPMENT 670835 The Profitable Management of Engineering in the Space Systems Industry - J. F. McCarthy and F. A. Aschenbrenner, North Ameri. Avia. 670837 Transient Thermal Simulation of Apollo Spacecraft and ECS - J. R. Frahm and H. F. Walthall, GE 670840 Design, Development, Fabrication and Test of an Environmental Control and Life Support System for Apollo Applications Program -W. E. Ellis and N. C. Willis, NASA Manned Spacecraft Cen. 670842 Application of Adsorption Beds to Spacecraft Life Support Systems J. K. Jackson and R. L. Blakely, Douglas Aircraft 670843 Test and Development of a Regen erative C02 Removal System for Apollo Applications Program - S. H. Davis, NASA Manned Spacecraft Cen. 670844 Gat-O-Sorb: A Regenerable Sorbent for C02 Control - A. J. Glueckert, P. P. Nuccio, and J. D. Zeff, General Ameri. Transportation 670849 Selection of an Oxygen Regenerating System to Meet the Demands of a Multi-Mission Program - G. L. Drake and J. R. Burnett, General Dynamics/Convair 670851 Water-Vapor Electrolysis Cell with Phosphoric Acid Electrolyte - J. E. Clifford, Battelle Mem. Inst. 670852 Fecal Waste Management - J. D. Zeff, General Ameri. Transportation; A. B. Hearld and C. A. Metzger, U. S. Air Force 670853 Waste Management in Manned Space Vehicles - R. W. Murray, L. Cooper and G. L. Fogal, GE 670854 Engineering Requirements for Culturing of Hydrogenomonas Bac terial -J. F. Foster and J. H. Litchfield, Battelle Mem. Inst. V/STOL AND GROUND EFFECT MACHINES 670231 STOL Commercial and Business Transports -W. C. J. Garrard andJ. M. Eaton, Lockheed-Georgia 670233 Use of Large Helicopters in the Field of Construction - Peter Wright, Keystone Helicopter 670245 High Lift Techniques for STOL Aircraft - J. J. Cornish and R. F. Tanner, Lockheed-Georgia 670348 All Weather Operations of the V/STOL - Harry T. Jensen, Chief Engr., Sikorsky Aircraft Div., United Aircraft Corp. 670349 Failure Safety in V/STOL Operation - P. H. Kesling and Norman E. Nelson, Program Mgrs., Rotary Wing New Design Div., Lockheed Aircraft Corp. 670352 TurbofanAurboshaft Powerplant for Composite Helicopters - W. 0. Gaffin and S. E. Wilcox, United Aircraft 670686 A Perspective Look at VTOL L. B. Veno, GE o 680228 Turboprop Engine Operational Experience in STOL Aircraft Operating from Rough Fields - H. A. Buckner, Jr. and J. W. Peach, Garrett * 680273 Domain of the Air Cushion Craft P. J. Mantle and D. R. Lavis, Bell Aerosystems *680274 Ports for STOL: Some Observa tions - R. D. Hiscocks and R. Taborek, de Havilland Aircraft of Canada *680275 A Description of the VTOL Airline System - Carlos Wood, United Air craft 680280 Wind Tunnel Investigations of a High-Speed Stowed Rotor Aircraft W. D. Jepson, Supv. andR. G. Carlson, United Aircraft 5 *680281 Next Generation V/STOL Propellers G. Rosen and W. M. Adamson, United Aircraft *680282 Consideration of V/STOL Downwash and the Ground Environment - J. T. Wareing, LTV Aerospace *680283 Operational Problems with Current Commercial V/STOL Aircraft - J.W. Clyne, United Aircraft 680284 Heliports--Key Catalyst in VTOL Industry Growth - H. C. Conners, L.A. Air Taxi Service *680285 Cost and Operational Problems of a Scheduled Helicopter Airline - L. S. MacDonald, San Francisco Oakland Helicopter Airlines *680300 Large Military Transport VTOL J. C. Ford, N. Amer. Rockwell *680301 Possible Navy Applications of V/STOL Transports - H. G. Sheri dan, Deputy Chief of Naval Opera tions *680303 Wind Tunnel Test Considerations Unique to V/STOL Aircraft - E. L. Black, LTV Aerospace *680304 A General Three-Dimensional Poten tial-Flow Method Applied to V/STOL Aerodynamics -P. E. Rubbert and G. R. Saaris, Boeing *680305 The Philosophy of Verticraft Safety F. T. Kurt, Grumman *680326 VTOL Aircraft--Competitor or Assis tant -P. A. Colman, G. N. Sarames and W. C. Messecar, Lockheed-Califomia GROUND VEHICLES CONSTRUCTION, INDUS TRIAL AND ORDNANCE EQUIPMENT, AND TRACTORS 670087 Grade and Slope Control in Asphalt Paving - R. C. Flom, Honeywell 670088 Handyman to Hardiman - R. S. Mosher, GE 670166 A Generalized Evaluation Model for Military Transports - Peter Goodwin Fielding, Booz, Allen Applied Res. 670167 Cost-Effectiveness Considerations in the Design and Employment of Army Off-Road Vehicles - D. M. Fort, Rand 670172 Wheels of Arbitrary Section: Sinkage and Resistance - B. W. Firth, Univ. of Witwatersrand, South Africa Additional papers relating to subjects covered on this page appear on pages 13 through 20 VPD-81-0001644 670X93 Torsional Vibrations in Agricultural Tractors - R. B. Hopkins, John * DeeYe Waterloo Tractor Works 670271 Redsod--A New Concept in Earth- moving - J. M. Clark, Jr., R. H. Hemion, R. W. Brown, Southwest Res. Inst., and D. L. Craft, U.S. Army Engineer Res. and Dev. Labs. 670272 The Euclid R-X Truck--A New Con cept in Off-Road Rear Dump Vehi cles -A. C. Eubanks andR. J. Bernotas, Euclid Div., GMC 670273 Mining--A Problem in Eatthmoving - E. M. Spokes, Univ. of Missouri at Rolla ' 670275 Equipment Selection, Operation and Maintenance at Mangla Dam - R. N. Atkinson, Guy F. Atkinson Co. 670276 Earthmoving--A Challenge in Australian Iron Mining - J. S. Abdnor, Pickands Mather & Co. 670277 Mass Movements of Excavation at Oroville Dam - J. R. Mims, Oman Construction 670278 Belt Conveyors in Mining and Con struction - J. W. Symonds, Peter Kiewlt Sons' 670279 The Contractor's Tire Problem C. E. Sanders, Green Construction 670280 T esting Techniques and Recent Developments in Earthmover Tires R. L. Wann, Firestone Tire & Rubber 670281 Engineering and Economics of EarthmoverTires - S. J. Sitko, Goodyear Tire & Rubber 670282 The Challenge of Safety in Con struction Equipment - K. L. Mason, Caterpillar Tractor 670283 Vehicle Braking Systems Can Be Safer - R. C. Bueler, Wagner Electric 670285 Quest for the Ultimate in Gear Load Carrying Capacity - D. W. Dudley, R. E. Purdy, Mechanical Tech nology 670286 Progress in Hough Pay Loader Productivity with the H-400 - R. H. Marshall, International Harvester 670287 A Giant Tractor Shovel - The 475 J. S. Jarpe, G. F. Hand, Clark Equipment 670496 U. S. Army Human Factors Engineering Publications on Military Wheeled Vehicles - S. E. Kalen, U.S. Army Human Engrg. Labs. 670507 Turbine Blade Vibrations of Turbochargers - V. A. Zastrow and E. R. Bernson, Caterpillar Tractor 670690 Forest Mechanization--A Challenge to the Industry - M. L. Gustafson and V. C. Pierrot, Deere & Co. 670691 Development of Rubber-Tired Log Stackers - S. S. Corbett, Jr., Nelson Equipment 670692 History and Development of Mobile Spars in the Logging Industry - J. S. Witfert, Madill Sales Ltd. 670696 The Application of Mobile Hydro static Transmissions - Allan Heinrich, Dynex 670697 Fluids for High Pressure Hydraulic Systems - F. J. Hanly, Chevron Res. 670698 Hydraulic Components of the 120,000 lb. Log Stacker - Jack Aldred, FWD Wagner, Inc. 670700 Coal Hauler Powered by a Turbo charged 700 HP V-12 Engine V. H. Dorsey, Kenworth Motor Truck 670716 The International 3800 BackhoeLoader-Tractor - E. C. Carlson, International Harvester 670717 Case P-50 Hydra Placer - A. M. Schaible, J. I. Case Co. 670721 Improving Design Quality with Computers - Harvesting Equipment H. A. Fink, Jr., John Deere Harvester Works 670722 Instant Transmission Design and Field Test--By Computer - R. D. Barrett and J. 0. Nicholson, Inter national Harvester 670723 Computer Applications for Suspen sion and Frame Design of Agricul tural Equipment - R. E. Smith, FMC 670724 An Eight Speed Powershift Trans mission System for a 14 Cu. Yd. Tractor Scraper - S. P. Nordling and G. D. Rohweder, Caterpillar Tractor 670726 Evolution of Power Trains and Steering in High Speed Military Tracklaying Vehicles - Edward Hamparian, U.S. Army Tank-Auto motive Command 670728 Mimic Control of Multi-Axis Sys tems - R. A. Burt and John Connolly, Ford 670729 Construction and Application of Push-Pull Control Cables - W. R. Gostlin andF. S. Payarle, Morse Controls 670730 Fluidics--Potential for Remote Coritrot Applications - Russ Henke, Milwaukee School of Engrg. 670734 Power Shifting Direction Reverser and High-Low Units for John Deere Utility Tractors - J. C. Potter, G. L. Marquart, John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works andj. J. Kass, John Deere Dubuque Tractor Works 670735 The Application of Tooth Contact Analysis to Tractor Bevel Gearing J. A. Remsen and D. R. Carlson, Gleason Works 6 670736 Hydraulic Fluidics - C. K. Taft, Univ. of New Hampshire 670737 Electro-Hydraulic Servo Applica tions in Construction Machinery E. 0. Martinson, KoehringCo. 670738 The Michigan Tractor Scraper Sus pension System - A. R. Swanson, Clark Equipment 670739 Army's New Hinged-Frame Tractor and Companion 18 Cubic Yard Scraper - L. L. Osteen, Jr. and A. J. Vrooman, U.S. Army Engrg. Res. and Dev. Labs. 670740 Design Considerations When Apply ing Hydraulic Drives to Vehicles M. M. Hann, Sundstrand Hydro Transmission 670741 Hydraulic Drives in Forage Harvest ing -W. A. Arnold, Lowe Machinery 670742 Hydraulic Systems for Grain Harvest ing - E. J. Krukow, International Harvester 670744 Design and Development of Electric Starting Chain Saws - W. B. Burkett, McCulloch 670745 180 Cubic Yard Stripping Shovel C. E. Messenger, Marion Power Shovel 670746 Development and Manufacture of a 220 Cubic Yard Walking Dragline Tom Learmont, Bucyrus-Erie Co. 670747 The Technical Data Package for Procurement of Military Design Equipment -H. H. Gillespie and R. E. Armbruster, U.S. Army Res. and Dev. Labs. 670748 The Government Engineering Role During The Procurement of Military Equipment - T. G. Timberlake and C. R. Gurski, U.S. Army Engineer Res. and Dev. Labs. 670749 Orboresonance, a Mechanical Elastic Circuit Discipline as Applied in a New Kind of Earth Working Equip ment - A. G. Bodine, Bodine Soundrive Co. 670750 A Model of Vibratory Soil Cutting R. J. Boyd and C. L. Naiezny, Bell Telephone Labs. 670751 Comparison of Vibratory Soil Com paction with Other F ield Methods E. T. Selig, IIT Res. Inst. 670903 Frequency Response of a Propor tional Fluid Amplifier - R. DStrunk and D. E. Bowman, Deere & Co. 670932 A Hydromechanical Transmission Development - D M. Latson and M. Gordanier, U.S. Army Tank-Auto motive Command; R. J. Dorgan and R. L. Rio, GE VPD-81 -0001645 670933 Hydrostatic Transmission Assists for Transit Mixers - A. E. Arnosli ' andW. R. Master, Dynex 680029 Development of a Snowmobile for Recreational Use - G. D. Payne, Outboard Marine 680030 Parameters of Over-Snow Vehicle Design - R. W. Eskelson, Thiokol 680047 Applications of Inertia Welding - T. L. Oberle, Caterpillar Tractor 680048 The Electron Beam Welding of Common Engineering Materials - J. King, Sciaky Bros. 680049 The Continuing Development of Resistance Welding Controls - R. J. Gasser, Mgr., Sciaky Bros. 680095 Design for Limited Warfare Environment - A. Rieli, LTV Aerospace 680096 Environmental Effects on the Design of Engineer Construction Equipment P. E. Jaquish and G. B. Erickson, Allison Div., GMC 680097 Design for the Riverine Environment H. Dugoff and G. M. Worden, Stevens Inst, of Tech. 680098 Design for the Rough Terrain Environment - C. H. Hoppe, Chrysler 680099 Design for the Lunar Environment R. E. Wong, L. Galan, Bendix and L. L. Bradford, Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA 680100 Design for Remote Control Environment - E. Markow, Grumman 680101 Design for the Military Logistical Environment - W. H. Kind and J. S. Logan, Ford 680247 Earthmover Tires; After Design, Then What? -R. S. Lee, Fire stone Tire and Rubber 680248 The Cushion Hitch Tractor-scra per--From Concept to Market - J. W. Carter, 0. D. McWilliams and H. A. Knell, Caterpillar Trac tor 680249 Environmental and Operating Char acteristics of an Axial Piston Hy draulic Pump - S. R. Schoening, Sundstrand 680250 The Modern Gear Pump for Earthmoving Machines - J. M. Eley, Tyrone Hydraulics 680251 The Gas Turbine for Earthmoving Equipment - J. H. Myers and T. K. Pembleton, International Har vester 680252 The Federal Aid Highway Program F. B. Farrell, Federal Highway Admin. 680253 GOER'S The Army's High Mobility Logistics Carriers -K. G. Com stock, U. S. Army *680254 Crawler Tractors, F. A. Schick, Allis- Chalmers * 680255 The Rubber Jungle - P. F. Stoeck, International Harvester *680257 Vane Pumps--A Power Source for Mobile Equipment - D. G. Snow, Vickers 680258 How To Select Filters - D. Fairchild, Fram 680259 Hydrostatic Transmission Applica tion -C. 0. Weisenbach, General Signal 680260 A Review of Self Aligning Bear ings - N. L. Cook and L. D. Reese, Torrington O 680261 Electric Controls for Powershift Transmissions -R. L. Black and R. H. Schaeffer, Commercial Transmission * 680263 Experience With a Gas Turbine Prime Mover - H. L. Krewson, Gen eral Electric 680264 Anaconda's Experience with Diesel Electric and Turbine Elec tric Off Highway Trucks at Butte B. A. Kennedy, Anaconda *680265 Electric Drive (or Haulage Vehi cles - J. P. Nadzum, General Eiectrie ' 680266 Excavation oi a Sea Level Canal in The American Isthmus - H. G. Woodbury, U.S. Army Corps ENGINES, DIESEL AND RAIL EQUIPMENT 670007 Ignition Delay in Diesel Engines Naeim Henein and J. A. Bolt, Univ. of Mich. 670468 A Study on the Behavior of a Fuel Droplet Injected Into the Combus tion Chamber of a Diesel Engine Mitsunobu Ogasawara, Osaka Univ., and Hiroshi Sami, Toyota Motor 670469 Piston Temperature in CompressionIgnition Engines - L. GrossGronomski, Technion Israel . institute of Technology 670480 Parametric Studies Using a Mathematically Simulated Diesel Engine Cycle - H. Weber and G. Borman, Univ. ofWis. 670743 The Waukesha Models H1077 and L1616 Diesel and Gas Engines J. P. Kelly, Waukesha Motor 670950 Why Has the Medium-Speed Diesel Become Competitive in Marine Pro pulsion? - Dr.-lng. Wolfgang Hempel, Obering, Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nurnberg AG, Germany 670951 An American--Made Marine Diesel Engine--Its Place in the World's Ocean Going Merchant Fleet - G. F. Schumacher and W. M. Fowden, Fairbanks Morse 670952 U. S. Navy PGM-84 Class CODOG Propulsion Plant - M. R. Hauschildt and C. L. Miller, U. S. Naval Ship Engineering Cen. 670953 Engine Selection and Rating for Military Ship Application - C. F. Perry, U. S. Naval Ship Engineer ing Cen. 680022 Light Weight, High Performance, AirCooled Diesel Engine--Honda GD90 - Y. Nozawa and H. Uno, Honda 680089 Daimler-Benz Passenger Car Diesel Engines--Highlights of 30 Years of Development - E. Eisele, Daimler-Benz 680102 The Effects of Physical Factors on Ignition Delay-W. T. Lyn, Univ. of London and E. Valdmanis, Cummins Engine 680103 Unaided Starting of Diesel Engine W. T. Lyn, Univ. of London and T. W. Biddulph, Ford 680405 A Contribution to the Noise Problem on Air-cooled Diesel Engines. Means to its Reduction Including General Conclusions and Specific Results - 0. Cordier and G. Reyl, Klockner-Humboldt-Deutz, A.G. 680406 Does Turbocharging Increase Diesel Engine Noise? Observations on the Generation, Emission and Reduction of Diesel Engine Noise - R. E. W. Hempel, Maschinenfabrik AugsburgNurnberg 680407 Methods and Problems in Noise Re duction on High Speed Diesel En gines - G. E. Thien, Anstalt fur Verbrennungsmotoren ENGINES, SPARK IGNITION 670004 Ford of Britains Vee Engine Range - Allen Aitken, Ford, England 670019 Automotive Piston Rings--1967 State-of-lhe-Art - H. F. Prasse, H. E. McCormick, andR. D. Anderson, TRW 670020 Designing an Automotive Engine Piston - J. W. Winship, Bohn Aluminum & Brass 670029 Evaluating Scavenging Efficiency of Two-Stroke Cycle Gasoline Engines - R. R. Booy, Outboard Marine Corp. Additional papers relating to subjects covered on this page appear on pages 10 through 20. 7 VPD-81-0001646 670030 The Effect of Crankcase Volume and the Inlet System on the Delivery Ratio of Two-Stroke ' Cycle Engines - Fujio Nagao, Kyoto Univ., and Yuzunj Shiamoto, Okayama Univ. 670046 Ignition and Battery Charging with Permanent Magnet Alternators T. F. Carmichael, Syncro 670047 Growing Power in a Growing Market - E. L. Fisher and D. J. Wahlen, Kohler 670066 Mark 11--427 GT Engine - J. F. Macura and Jonathan Bowers, Ford 670067 Mark 11--427 GT Engine Induc tion System - A. 0. Rominsky, Ford 670082 American Motors Typhoon V-8 Engine - R. A. Peterson andC. E. Burke, American Motors 670083 Buick's New V-8 Engines C. G. Studaker, Buick Motor Div., GMC 670102 Silicon Power Plastic Transistor for Automotive Applications - F. D. Richardson, Bendix 670103 Taming the Radio Transmitters under your Hood--Ignition Suppression Updated - Frederick Bauer, Ford 670109 Performance with Economy--The RamAire System - W. H. Percival andW. H. Ahrens, Res. Labs., GMC 670110 The Differential Compound Engine F. J. Wallace, Bath Univ. 670114 Electrical to Thermal Energy Conversion in Spark Ignition - R. T. Lovrenich and J. T. Hardin, Prestol ite 670115 Capacitor Discharge Ignition, A Design Approach - Charles Shano and Arthur Hufton, Motorola 670116 Engineering C-D Ignition for Modem Engines - L. R. Hetzler and P. C. Kline, Delco - Remy Div., GMC 670147 High Altitude Can Affect Auto motive Ignition System Perfor mance-G. M GalsterandD. A. Gamer, Champion Spark Plug 670148 Development of a new Automotive Spark Plug - W. R. Edwards and G. E. Roy, AC Spark Plug Div., GMC 670149 It Has All Been Done Before I. B. K. Gough, Smiths Industries 670199 Spark Ignition Engine Progress A. G. Lucas, Engrg. Staff, GMC 670477 The Pressure-Time History in the Exhaust System of a High-Speed Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine - G. P. Blair and J. R. Goulbum, The Queen's Univ. of Belfast, Ireland 670478 The Simulation of Single Cylinder Intake and Exhaust Systems M. R. Goyal, Univ. of Roorkee, India, G. Scharpf, Engrg. Staff, GMC, and G. Borman, Univ. of Wis. 670479 The Effect of Heat Transfer on the Steady Flow Through a Poppet Valve - D. N. Kapadia, Crane Co., and G. Borman, Univ. of Wis. 670685 The Next Decade for Piston Engines W. E. Adams and R. V. Kerley, Ethyl 670928 Heat Flow in Engine Pistons S. J. Pachernegg, Institute Prof. Dr. h. c. List (AVL), Austria 670931 A Universally Applicable Equation for the Instantaneous Heat Transfer Coefficient in the Internal Combus tion Engine - G. Woschni, Maschinenfabrik, Augsburg-Nurnberg AG, Germany 670935 Piston Ring Coatings for High Per formance Diesel Engines - G. F. Hyde, J. E. Cromwell and W. C. Arnold, Koppers 670939 Corrosive Ring Wear--Does It Exist? H. Siegel and W. E. Partridge, Texaco 670940 Cylinder Wall Drying of Oils and the Relation to Cold Engine Wear - J. C. Firey and W. J. Thayer, Univ. of Washington 670948 A Study of Marginal Compression Ignition - C. M. Urban and J. T. Gray, Southwest Res. Inst. 670949 Development of a Turbocharged Two Stroke Twenty Cylinder Diesel En gine for Marine Applications - J. R. Ware, Electro-Motive Div., GMC 680019 Chrysler's New 340 V-8 Engines J. W. Dean and H. M. Casebeer, Chrysler 680020 A New Luxury Car V-8 Engine by Ford-A. F. Martin, Ford 680021 Designing of Engine-Powered Portable Generators for Family Recreational Use - H. Uno and Y. Nozawa, Honda 680023 The Control of the Primary Inertia Force and Moments Produced in Engines with Three Cylinders or Less - T. Seino and S. Shimamoto, Yamaha 680041 A New Concept of Stratified Charge Combustion--The Ford Combustion Process (FCP) - I. N. Bishop and A. Simko, Ford 680042 Design and Evaluation of a Stratified Charge Multifuel Military Engine-E. Mitchell, J. Cobb and R. A. Frost, Texaco 680043 A New Distributing Injection System and Its Potential for Improving Exhaust Gas Emission - H. May and H. Schulz, Tech. Univ. Aachen 8 680158 Engine Governors to Maximize Use of Utility Equipment - H. A. Sackett, Northeast Utilities Service 680159 A New Type of Engine Governor - R. Kern, GenerAC 0. 680461 NSU's Double Bank Production Ro tary Engine - W. Froede, NSU Motorenwerke A.G. e 680468 Scavenging and Other Problems of Two-Stroke Cycle Spark-Ignition Engines - A. Jante, Technischen University Dresden 680469 Investigation and Tuning of the Exhaust System of Small TwoStroke Cycle Engines - W. A. Huelsse, Dipl. Ing., Germany e 680470 The Exhaust System of the TwoStroke Cycle Engine - M. Leiker, Kldckner-Humboldl-Deutz AG ENGINES, TURBINE 670059 Rotor-Bearing-Dynamics of High Speed Turbomachinery - Beno Sternlicht, Mechanical Technology 670060 Rolling Bearing Selection For Turbine Engines - P. S. Given, SKF Industries 670061 Non-Linear Vibration Damping Functions for Fluid Film Bearings H. J. Wood, Power Dynetics 670062 The Circumferential Seal: Its Application, Its Place in the Seal Spectium Relative to Gas Tur bines, J. A. Heck, Koppers 670063 Design and Application of Plain Journal Bearings to Small Gas Turbine Engines - D. L. Carriere, Ford 670143 An Engine Manufacturer's Require ments for Start--Safety Controls on Industrial Gas Turbine Engines W. S. Curtis andW. H. Belke, Caterpillar Tractor 670201 Experimental Determination of the Velocity and Pressure Pro files in the Combustion Zone in a Model of a Gas Turbine Combus tion Chamber - T. E. A. Youssef, Cairo University 670693 Applications of the ST6 Gas Tur bine Engine - G. Hardy, United Air craft of Canada 670694 Industrial Applications of an 1100 Horsepower Gas Turbine - J. H. Myers, International Harvester 670695 Gas Turbine Powers--Chipper Peter Cervenak, Nicholson Mfg. 670727 High Speed Powershifting Trans mission for Gas Turbines - D. J. Fergle, Eaton Yale&Towne 670732 Air Filtration for Prime Mover Gas Turbines - H. L. Krewson, GE `'New VPD-81-0001647 670733 Development of an Advanced Air Cleaner Concept for Army Vehicular Gas Turbines - Lionel DuRocher, * U. S . Army Tank-Automotive Com mand; and Hugo Giannotti, Giannotti Assoc. 670936 A Combustion System for a Vehicular Regenerative Gas Turbine Featuring Low Air Pollutant Emissions - W. Cornelius, D. L. Stivender and R. E. Sullivan, Sr., Detroit Diesel Engine Div., GMC 670937 A Glow Ignition System for the Gas Turbine - J. A. Saintsbury, United Aircraft of Canada 670954 A Turbine-Speed Pump for Vehicle Transmission Use - J. C. Swain and D. L. Thomas, Battelle Mem. Inst, and H. A. Santo and W. Slabiak, U. S. Army Tank-Automotive Com mand 670955 A 3-Shaft Versus a 2-Shaft Cycle for Automotive Gas Turbines - P. J. Collet, Rover Gas Turbines 670959 Gas Turbine Powered Mobile Hos pital Service Unit - C. K. Kummerlowe and M. D. Parker, Garrett 670960 Analog Simulation of a Turbo-Alter nator System Used in a Vehicle Drive - H. V. Heuser, U. S. Army Eng. Res. & Dev. Labs. 670961 Development of a Rapid-Start System for a Small Gas Turbine L. Hull, Boeing and H. Santo, Amy Tank-Automotive Command 670965 Applications and Operation of the LM100 Gas Turbine Engine in the Bell SK-5 Hovercraft - T. E. Coppinger, GE 670966 Initial Applications of the Orenda OT-4 Recuperated Gas Turbine G. C. Best, Orenda 670967 Gas Turbine Propulsion System for Budd/LIRR Railcar - P. B. Garner and W. L. Hull, AiResearch 670968 Gas Turbine Engines Applied to Pas senger Trains - T. R. Wheaton, United Aircraft 680034 The Future of Gas Turbine Engines in Racing Cars - P. Spear, Owen & Co. 680035 Application of Turbine Power at the Indianapolis 500 - A. Granatelli, Studebaker 680054 Free Turbine Overspeed Protection L. M. Hendrick, GE 680056 Environmental Control Accessories Test Facilities Needed for Life and Reliability of Future Projects - D. E. IzonandE. H. Warne, Lucas Gas Turbine Equip. 680057 Designing for V/L Performance in a Main Engine Fuel Pump - J. F. DiStefano and A. V. Pradhan, Borg-Warner 680058 Structural Requirements for Aircraft Engine Main Fuel Pumps and Controls - A. F. Eckert, Chandler Evans 680446 Advanced High Temperature Com bustor Research For Small Gas Tur bine Engines - R. Anderson and D. Wagner, Curtiss-Wright 680447 Design Requirements of Small High Temperature Rise Combustors L. E. Bell, Jr., U.S. Amy Aviation Materiel Labs. 680448 Small Turbine Aspect Ratio Investi gation - C. Rogo, Continental Aviation & Engineering > 680450 Accessories for Small Gas Tubine Engines - R. G. Furgurson, U.S. Amy Aviation Materiel Labs. PASSENGER CARS 670001 The Power-Train Steering Pack age of the Front Wheel Drive Renault 16 - F. L. Picard, Renault, France 670002 The Autoblanchi "Primula" Transverse Powerplant- Ettore Cordiano, Fiat S. p. A., Italy 670003 The Rootes 54 Cubic Inch Light Alloy Engine and Transaxle Unit-- Design and Development - Leo Kuzmicki, Rootes Motors 670015 American Motors--The '67 Concept - J. T. Moore, American Motors 670016 Chevrolet Camaro - D. H. McPherson, C. M. Rubly, and V- D. Valade, Chevrolet Motor Div., GMC 670017 The Mercury Cougar--Why and How - B. T. Andren and T. J. Feaheny, Ford 670018 1967 Plymouth Barracuda - H. E. Weiss and J. M. Stum, Chrysler 670021 Analytical Technique for Design ing Riding Quality into the Auto mobile - B. D. Van Deusen, Chrysler 670022 Load-Deflection Characteristics of Vehicle Suspension Systems D. F. Livermore, Univ. ofWis. 670034 Vehicle Crush and Occupant Behavior- D. E. Martin andC.K. Kroell, Res. Labs., GMC 670036 Weighted Impulse Criterion for Estimating Injury Hazards - J. P. Danforth and C. W. Gadd, Engine Res. Labs., GMC 670038 Stopping the Occupant of a Crash ing Vehicle--A Fundamental Study Adolph Egli, Ford 9 670039 The General Motors Energy Absorbing Column - D. P. Marquis, Saginaw Steering Gear Div., GMC ' 670048 Rolling Element Bearings in Passenger Car Automatic - J. R. Hull, Torrington 670049 Roller One-Way Clutches for Today's Passenger Car Automatic Transmissions - R. L. Marrell and E. F. Bowie, New DepartureHyatl Bearings Div., GMC 670050 An Action Analysis of Gear Teeth with Modified Lead and Profile Alex Hardy, Hydra-Matic Div., GMC 670051 Putting Automatic Transmission Clutch Friction Researchers on Speaking Terms - G. R. Smith, Engrg. Staff, GMC; W. D. Ross, Ford; P L. Silbert, Chrysler and W. B. Herndon, Hydramatic Div., GMC 670065 Ford GT Sports Car - R. C. Lunn, Ford 670068 Mark II--GT Ignition and Electri cal System - R. C. Hogle, Ford 670069 Mark II--GT Sports Car Trans axles - H. L. Gragorich and C. D. Jones, Ford 670070 Mark II--GT Sports Car Disc Brake System - J. J. Ihnacik and J. F. Maak, Ford 670078 The Influence of Vehicle Design Parameters on Characteristic Speed and Understeer - R. T. Bundorf, Engrg. Staff, GMC 670086 New Developments in Automotive Lighting - K. J. Jones, Joseph Lucas Ltd. 670099 Directional Control Dynamics of Automobile-Travel Trailer Combina tions -R. T. Bundorf, Engrg. GMC Staff 670100 Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Car-Trailer Combination - F. N. Beauvais, Ford 670111 A Communications System for Driver Aid, Information and Routing - E. A. Hanysz, Res. Labs., GMC 670112 Optimum Route Coding - Rawley Emery, Jr., Dept, of Commerce 670113 Vehicle Communications and Radio Road Alert Concepts - Fred Bauer, Ford 670146 Mechanism of Brake Fade in Organic Brake Linings - J. M. Herring, Budd Additional papers relating to subjects covered on this page appear on pages 13through 20 VPD-81-0001648 670150 The Computer as a Design Tool J. M. Sneyd, Res., and B. D. , Ven Peusen, Chrysler 670161 Applications of a Reverberation Chamber in Solving Automotive Noise Problems - R. M. LaBreche, Noise & Vibration Lab., GMC 670162 Tools and Methods for Automotive Vehicle Noise and Vibration Test ing - A. M. Sogoian and W. V. Paliga, Ford 670173 Analysis of Tire Lateral Forces and Interpretation of Experimental Tire Data - D. L. Nordeen, Engrg. Staff, GMC. 670174 A Quantitative Analysis of the Enveloping Forces of Passenger Tires - S. A. Lippmann and J. D. Nanny, U. S. Rubber 670175 Electrovair--A Battery Electric Car-E. A. Rishavy, W. D. Bond, andT. A. Zechin, Engrg. Staff, GMC 670176 Electrovan--A Fuel Cell Powered Vehicle - Craig Maths, E. A. Rishavy, andF. A. Wyczalek, Power Development, GMC 670177 Minimum Road Load for Electric Cars - H. A. Graetzel and D. M. Tenniswood, Ford 670178 A High Performance A. C. Electric Drive System - P. D. Agarwal, Defense Res. Labs., and l. M. Levy, Detco Products Div., GMC 670179 Ford Sodium -- Sulphur Battery Invention - Neil Weber and J. T. Kummer, Ford 670181 A Vehicle Fuel Cell System F. A. Wyczalek, D. L. Frank, and G. E. Smith, Engrg. Staff, GMC 670182 The Hydrogen-Oxygen Thin Electrode Fuel Cell Module C. E. Winters and W. L. Morgan, Union Carbide 670195 Approaches and Trends in Auto matic Speed Controls - J. T. Ball, Chrysler 670204 The Role of NBS in Motor Vehicle Safety Research - P. J. Brown, National Bureau of Standards 670457 Evaluation of Market Samples of Motor Vehicle Lighting and Safety Devices - C. 0. Jones, D. R. Dunlop and D. M. Finch, Prof., Univ. of Calif. 670458 Collision Performance, Liberty Mutual Safety Car - D. M. Severy, H. M. Brink, and J. D. Baird, Univ. of Calif. 670459 Tires for High Performance Cars W. P. Schwager, Firestone Tire & Rubber 670460 A New Spare Tire - James Sidles and Armando Cardenas, B. F. Goodrich 670461 Factors Affecting Tire Traction W. E. DeVinney, Goodyear Tire & Rubber 670470 Design and Construction Considera tions of Radial Tires - Fred Buddenhagen, B. F. Goodrich 670471 Performance Characteristics of Radial Tires - R. F. Bogan, W. J. Milligan, andW. K. Klamp, U. S. Rubber 670472 Application of Radial Tires for American Cars - J. L. Martin, Ford 670476 Vehicle Stability Studied with a Non-Linear Seven Degree Model Arturo Chiesa and Lucio Rinonapoli, Pirelli S.p.A., Italy 670500 Brake Drums--Designed for Compatibility - P. G. Wilier, Kelsey Hayes 670501 Conditions Upsetting Brake Lining and Drum Compatibility - R. W. Kickel, Carlisle Corp. 670502 Brake Linings as Related to Brake Performance - R. E. Nelson, Abex 670505 Trends in Braking Techniques of the European Passenger Cars Andre Furia, Sully Schachter and Pierre Gancel, DBA, France 670509 The Story of the "Beta" Group-- An Unusual Organization Working on Brake Lining Problems - R. E. Antheil, Inland Mfg, Div., GMC 670510 Laboratory Evaluation of Brake Lining Materials - A. J. Burkman and F. H. Highley, Engrg. Staff, GMC 670511 Chemical Changes at Brake Wear Surfaces - R. L. Gatrell and T. P. Schreiber, Res. Labs., GMC 670512 New Devices to Assist in Friction Material Development - Richard Muzechuk, Inland Mfg. Div., GMC 670514 Application of Infrared Spectroscopic and Gas Chromato graphic Techniques to Brake Lining Development - George Rappaport and Gerald Goldfinger, Inland Mfg. Div., GMC 670517 Development of Techniques and Equipment to Improve Reliability of Automotive Diagnosis - E. L. Cline, Clayton Manufacturing 670608 The Transient Nature of Wind Gust Effects on an Automobile - F. N. Beauvais, Ford 670609 Vehicle-Driver Simulation for a Cross-Wind Disburbance Condition D. H. lacovoni, Ford 10 680001 A Bio-Engineering Approach to Crash Padding - R. P. Daniel, Ford 680002 The Design and Development of a More Effective Child Restraint Concept - S. A. Heap and E. P. Grenier, Ford 680003 More Accurate Wheels and Wheel Mountings - D. D. MacIntyre, Mgr., Kelsey-Hayes 680004 The Design and Measurement of Truer-Running Wheels - J. A. Main, Motor Wheel 680005 Effect of Wheel Nonuniformities on the Tire-Wheel Assembly and the Vehicle - A. L. Nedley, Chevrolet Engrg., GMC 680006 Brake Fluids with Low Moistive Avidity - R. A. C. Ker, Castrol Ltd. 680007 A Look at New Types of Brake Fluids - R. W. Shiffler, P. B. Sullivan and L. J. Ertle, Union Carbide 680008 Manual Transmission Synchronizers R. J. Socin, Chrysler and L. K. Walters, Chevrolet Engrg., GMC 680009 Design Practice--Automotive Driveline Splines & Serrations W. B. McCardell, Michigan Tool, D. Cameron, Chrysler and J. E. Mahoney, Chevrolet Motor Div., GMC 680015 Objective Testing in Handling Research - T. J. Hildebrandt, Ford and A. R. Poskocil, Univ. of Michigan 680016 Analytical Approach to Automobile Collisions - R. I. Emori, Univ. of Calif. 680017 Legislative Effect on Brake Design E. G. Vallin, Volvo 680018 Ford's Second Generation Disc Brake - W. M. Beevers and A. V. Hogan, Ford 680024 Design and Analysis Procedures for Shafts and Splines - P. E. Burke and Walter Fisher, R. C. Ingersoll, Res., Borg-Warner 680025 A New Approach for Evaluation of Hydraulic Power Transmission W. Fisher, R. C. Ingersoll, BorgWarner 680026 Thermal Loads in Gasketed Joints E. M. Smoley, Armstrong Cork 680027 Getting to the Core of Gasket Sealing - S. M. Lillis, Dana 680028 The Advantages of Overhead Camshafts--What Are They? - S. M. Bakonyi, Engrg. Staff, GMC "New VPD-81-0001649 680031 Sophisticated Sam--A New Concept in Dummies - W. G. Cichowski, ' General Motors Proving Ground, GMC, A. Bloom, Pres., Sierra Engineering and V. L. Roberts, Univ. of Mich. 680032 Effective Use of Restraint Systems in Passenger Cars - W. G. Cichowski, General Motors Proving Ground, GMC 680033 Automatic Inflatable Occupant Restraint System - Part I - Concept Feasibility & Systems Development, R. M. Kemmerer, Ford, R. Chute and D. P. Haas, Eaton Vale & Towne Res. Cen. Part II - Performance Requirements and Product Implications, W. K. Slack, Ford 680036 The Chrysler Torque Flite and Automatic Transmission Fluid - R. A. Kobe and J. C. Wagner, Chrysler 680037 ATF-Type "F" Keeps Pace with "Fill-For-Life" Requirement - W. D. Ross and B. A. Pearson, Ford 680038 DEXRON Automatic Transmission Fluid - R. L. Anderson and N. A. Hunstad, General Motors Research Labs., GMC 680039 The Development of Type F Automatic Transmission Fluids L. E. Coleman, Lubrizol 680040 Considerations in Design of a Type F Automatic Transmission Fluid J. M. Stanek and D. B. Smith, Mobil 680052 Automotive Cardio-thoracic Injuries (A Medical-Engineering Analysis of 70 Cases) - I. I. Lasky, A. W. Siegel and A. M. Nahum, Univ. of Calif. 680053 Systems Versus Laboratory Impact Tests for Estimating Injury Hazard C. W. Gadd, Res. Labs., GMC and L. M. Patrick, Wayne State Univ. 680076 Gear Design for Automotive Axles B. Griffith, Ford 680077 Gear Mounting for Automotive Axles - J. E. DeCou, Buick Motor Div., General Motors Corp. 680078 Gear Development for Automotive Axles - M. Noble, Dana 680079 Backrest and Head Support Design for Rear-End Collision Protection D. M. Severy, H. M. Brink and J. D. Baird, Univ. of Calif. 680080 Whiplash: Tests of the Influential Variables - R. J. Berton and C. D. Yost, Ford 680087 Development of an Integral Micro electronic Alternator Voltage Regulator-A. J. Thibodeau, Ford 680088 The Application of Integral Circuits to Automotive Charging Systems E. J. Newill, R. L. Larson, DelcoRemy Div., and G. E. Harland, Sr., Delco Radio Div., GMC 680104 Driver's Sight Point and Dynamics of the Driver-Vehicle-System Related to It - M. Kondo, Tokyo Inst, of Tech, and A. Ajimine, Nissan Motor 680105 The Eyellipse and Considerations in the Driver's Forward Field of View - W. A. Devlin, Ford and R. W. Roe, Styling Staff, GMC 680106 Computer Assisted Packaging for Driver's Rear Viewing - W. A. Devlin and M. R. Pajas, Ford 680107 Scientific Application of Optics and Accident Prevention to Mirror Vision for Commercial Drivers - C. G. Seashore and E. C. Lundquist, Seashore & Assoc. 680115 Automotive Printed Circuit Pack aging and Termination Concepts F. B. Stark, W. W. Loose and F. J. Maltais, AMP Inc. 680116 Flat Cable and the Automotive Wiring System - J. Strobel, G. T. Schjeldahl Co. . 680117 Highway--Bridge--and Airport Runway Detection Systems-- Predicts Frost and Ice Before They Occur - M. F. Ciemochowski, Holley Carburetor 680135 Definition of Tire Skid and Traction Problems - C. I. Carr, Uniroyal 680138 Factors Affecting Passenger Tire Traction on the Wet Road - J. D. Kelley, Firestone 680139 Ice vs Snow Tire Traction - T. Sapp, Goodrich 680140 Tire Development Relating to Vehicle Safety on Wet Roads - B. J. Allbert, Dunlop Co. 680146 Driveline Critical Speed--A Practical Approach - J. K. Sauter, Chrysler Corp. *680193 Engineering to Meet Federal Vehicle Safety Standards - H. C. MacDonald, Ford $ 680271 An Overview of Highway and Vehicle Safety Research - R. A. Wolf, Cornel) Lab. *680194 Dynamics of the Automobile Related to Driver Control - D. H. Weir, C. P. Shortwell, andW. A. John son, Systems Technology 680388 Bias Angle vs. Radial Ply vs. Bias Belted Tires--Performance Com parisons-!. F. Huchinson and T. E. Dow, Goodyear 680389 The Lead Acid Battery-New Hori zons in Power by the Use of Plas tics - V. M. Halsall, Globe-Union 11 680390 Polypropylene Batteries--Product Characteristics and Advantages A. Sabatino, Gould-National Batteries 680391 Evaluation of Automotive Starting Batteries - R. C. Griffis, Ford 680392 An Explanation of the Proposed SAE Battery Discharge Ratings A. C. Price, ESB Inc. 680393 Wide Temperature Range Charging System Controlled by Battery Accep tance-J. A. Mas, Dynamic Instru ment *680397 The Urbmobile--A Dual-Mode Vehicle System Design Concept M. I. Weinberg, Cornell Aero nautical Lab. *680403 Periscopes for Rear Vision - W. L. Hyde, Univ. of Rochester *680404 Periscopic Rear Vision in Automo tive Automobiles - K. H. Marcus and P. L. Connolly, Donnelly Mirrors * 680408 Dynamic Spring Rate Properties of Rolling Tires - R. E. Rasmussen and A. D. Cortese, Engrg. Staff, GMC 680409 Application of Characterizing Functions to Tire Development D. L. Nordeen, Engrg. Staff, GMC 680423 Approximate Analysis of Stresses in Multiple Disc Clutch Teeth - E. F. Finkin, McDonnell Douglas 0 680424 Measuring Friction of Single and Multiple Wrap Transmission Bands W. D. Ross, Ford; E. M. Sharer, Engrg. Staff and W. B. Herndon, Hydra-Matic Div., GMC; and A. P. Blomquist, Chrysler 680425 Improving the Performance of Sleeve Bushings and Thrust Washers in Transmissions - J. J. Parthum, Federal Mogul * 680426 Current Design Trends of Sleeve Bearings & Thurst Washers in Pas senger Car Automatic Transmissions L. J. Pesek, Clevite *680427 The Marketeer - F. C. Murdock, Westinghouse Electric *680428 The Ford Comuta--An Electric Car for Use in City and Suburb - L. Maitland, A. E. Lynes, Ford Motor, Ltd., England; and L. R. Foote, Ford "680429 Mars II - R. R. Aronson, Electric Fuel Propulsion 680430 The GE Electric Vehicle - B. R. Laumeister, GE Additional papers relating to subjects covered on this page appear on pages l:tthrough 20. VPD-81-0001650 680431 Emission Limited Citycars for Metro politan Areas - T. H. Floyd, Jr., Urban Transp. Admin.; and Manfred A'ltman, Univ. of Pa. 680452 Electrochemical Vehicle Powerplants D. A. J. Swinkels, Res. Labs.. GMC 680453 Review of Battery Systems for Electrically Powered Vehicles D. V. Ragone, Camegie-Mellon Univ. <t 680454 The New High Energy Lithium/ Nickel Fluoride Battery System in Electric Vehicle Porpulsion - H. N. Seiger, Gulton Industries * 680455 Brushless Synchronous Propulsion Motor-W. Slabiak, U.S. Army Tank-Automotive Command; and G. C. Collins. Delco-Remv Div.. GMC 680456 A New "Fuel" Gauge for Electri cally Powered Vehicles - C. C. Beusman and E. P. Finger, Curtis Instruments *680457 The Eaton Yale & Towne Anti-Skid System - Q. L. Anderson, Eaton 680458 Design and Performance Consider ation for Passenger Car Anti-Skid Systems - T. S. Scafer, D. W. Howard and R. W. Carp, Bendix a 680471 Automotive Suspension Bumpers-- A Correlation of Parameters Affect ing Impact Response and a Tech nique for Achieving Effective Design D. F. Kruse, Enjay Polymer Labs., and R. C. Edwards, Enjay Chemical a 680472 The Design of a Shock Absorber to Improve Ride Comfort by Reducing Jerk - F. H. Speckhart, Univ. of Tenn.; and E. Harrison, Clemson Univ. ti 680477 Effective Impact Velocity From Vehicle Oeformation--A Preliminary Study - D. J. Van Kirk and J. Hirsch, Wayne State Univ.; and T. B. Sato, Keio Univ., Japan * 680478 Passenger Car Instrument Panel-- Improved Energy Absorbing Charac teristics - H. G. Holcombe, Inland Mfg. Div., 0. R. Hoover, Buick Motor Div. and B. C. Pam, Auto. Safety Engrg., GMC 680484 An Analysis of a Deformation Mechanism in Head-on Collision N. Miura and K. Kawamura, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Japan 680482 Collision Simulation Using the GM Proving Ground Impact Sled - D. L. Veenslra, Safety Test Engrg., GMC 680483 Lower Extremity Collision Injuries of Front Seat Occupants - A. M. Nahum, A. W. Siegel and P. V. Might, UCLA School of Medicine 680492 The Cadillac 472 in. 3 V-8 Engine J. B. Richardson, Cadillac Motor Car Div., GMC 680493 The American Motors AMX 390 V8 Engine - G. F. Leydorf, Jr. and G. E. Onishi, American Motors 680498 Cavitation-Erosion Damage Control in Aluminum Water Pumps for Cars J. 8. Clark, Jr., Engr. Staff, GMC TRUCKS AND BUSES 670006 Engineering Approach to Truck and Tractor Train Stability Ingobert Schmid, Battelletnstitut e. V., Germany 670025 Post Office Vehicle Crash Study J. C. Gilkey, U. S. Post Office Dept., R. A. Rogers, GM Proving Ground, GMC b70040 School Bus Passenger Protection D. M. Severy, H. M. Brink, and J. D. Baird, Univ. of Calif., L.A. 670043 The Truck Seating Art--Its State and Future - E. A. Herider, Rockwell-Standard 670044 Modern Development of Mechanical Spring Truck Seating - William Moesta, Mclnerney Spring 670197 Disc Brakes--Two Years After T. H. Thomas, Bendix 670493 Road Contact Forces of Truck Tires as Measured in the Laboratory J. L. Ginn and R. L. Marlowe, B. F. Goodrich 670506 Characteristics and Applications of Trailer Surge Brake Systems Burdette Douglass, Atwood Vacuum Machine Co. 670701 Automatic Truck Transmission, Its Performance Advantages in On-Off Highway Operation - E. P. Welcher, Allison Div., GMC 670702 The Case for Mechanical Trans missions in On-Off Highway Trucks N. H. Revenaugh, Dana 680083 Wide Base Tires--A New Concept for Light Trucks - C. E. Strigle, Goodyear 680090 Human Response to Vehicle Vibration - B. D. Van Deusen, Chrysler 680091 Analytical Analysis of Human Vibration Response - R. Lee and F. Pradko, U.S. Army TankAutomotive Command 680118 A New Concept in Driveline Slip Splines - J. A. Kayser and W. T. Groves, Dana 680119 Tapered Multi-leaf Springs Lighten a Tandem Suspension - I. Maxon, Dura and L. J. Jelsch, North Amer. Rockwell 680432 Effects of Shoe Force Geometry on Heavy Duty Internal Shoe Brake Performance - M. H. Lawrence, G. B. Stroh and W. T. Deibel, Eaton 12 680433 Abstract of Fatigue Design Handbook J. A. Graham, Deere; and J. F. Millan, Caterpillar Tractor * 680476 Wheel Testing and Field Correla tion--Present and Future - J. N. Bradley, R. H. Vansleenkiste and R. C. Norton, Jr., Budd C 680491 Truck Accidents and Traffic Safely-- An Overview - R. A. Wolf, Cornell Aero. Lab. VEHICLE EMISSIONS 670089 Measuring Total Hydrocarbons in Diesel Exhause - H. W. Pearsall, Res - Labs., GMC 670090 Diesel Engine Exhaust Smoke-- Its Measurement, Regulation and Control - N. M. F. Vulliamyand J. Spiers, Perkins Manufacturing 670091 Diesel Fuel Properties and Exhaust Gas--Distant Relations? G. McConnell andH. E. Howells, British Petroleum 670092 Diesel Engine Exhaust Smoke: The Influence of Fuel Properties and the Effects of Using a Bariumcontaining Fuel Additive - D. W. Golothan, Shell Internation Petroleum 670093 Diesel Smoke Suppression by Fuel AdditiveTreatment-C. 0. Miller, Lubrizol 670122 Direct Spectroscopic Determination of Nitric Oxide in Reciprocating Engine Cylinders - H. K. Newhall, Univ. ofWis. andE. S. Starkman, Univ. of Calif. 670123 The Determination of Aldehydes in Automobile Exhaust Gas - P. E. Oberdorfer, Sun Oil 670124 Engine Variable Effects on Exhaust Hydrocarbon Composition (A Single-Cylinder Engine Study with Propane as the Fuel) - W. A. Daniel, Res. Labs., GMC 670125 Unbumed Hydrocarbons in Closed Vessel Explosions, Theory vs. Experiment - Applications to Spare) Ignition Engine Exhaust - J. t. Agnew, Drexei Inst, of Tech. 670126 Factors Influencing Evaporation Losses from Motor Vehicles - 0. T. Wade, Esso Res. & Engrg. 670127 An Adsorption Regeneration Approach to the Control of Auto motive Evaporation Emissions P. J. Clarke, J. E. Gerrard, C. W. Skarstrom, J. Vardi and D. T. Wade, Esso Res. & Engrg. 670128 The Effect of Fuel Antiknock Compound and Deposits on Exhaust Emissions - J. C. Gagliardi, Ford -New VPD-81-0001651 670164 Development of an On-Line Exhaust Gas Data Reduction System R. M. Cobb, GM Proving Ground, " and Frank Pema, Engrg. Staff, GMC 670165 Correlation of Exhaust Emission Test Facilities - J. A. Westveer, Ford 670200 Smoke Abatement in Gas Turbine Engines Through Combustor Design J. G. Gleason, Univ. of Arkansas and J. J. Faitani, United Aisc 670223 P.C.V. Valves - F. J. Woechan, U.S. Post Office Dept. 670224 Smoke Reduction in Diesel Engines A. W. Carey, Jr., Cummins Engine 670482 Influence of Engine Variables on Oxides of Nitrogen Emissions From Multicylinder Engines - T. A. Huls and H. A. Nickol, Ford 670483 Measurement of Fuel-Air Ratio W. S. Fagley and R. R. Nunez, Chrysler 670484 Zenith-Solex Emission Control System -G. L. Lawrence, Zenith Carburetter 670485 Vehicle Exhaust Emission Experiments Using Pre-Mixed and Pre-Heated Air-Fuel Charge J. H. Jones and J. C. Gagliardi, Ford 670494 Gas Chromatography--Measuring Exhaust Hydrocarbons Down to Parts per Billion - L. J. Papa, du Pont 670495 Control of Nitrogen Oxides by Exhaust Recirculation, A Pre liminary Theoretical Study - H. K. Newhall, Univ. ofWis. 670498 Anti-Smog Devices Require Improvement in Test Techniques and Motor Oils - R. I. Potter and F. E. Ghannam, Fort Motor Co. 670687 Development of the Exhaust Emission Control Device for Toyota Vehicles - Shoichiro Toyoda, Keitaro Nakajima and Tadahide Toda, Toyota Motor Co. 670688 Exhaust Emissions from Compact Cars - R. E. Kruse and D. M. Hill, National Center for Air Pollution Control 670689 Do Exhaust Controls Really Work? Second Report - M. L. Brubacher and E. P. Grant, Calif. Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board 680081 Stirling Engine Progress Report: Smoke, Odor, Noise, and Exhaust Emissions - J. H. Lienesch and W. R. Wade, Res. Labs. Div., GMC 680108 Dual Manifold as Exhaust Emission Control in Volvo Cars - A. 0. J. LarbornandF. E. S. Zackrisson, fl Volvo 680109 Piston and Ring Variables Affect Exhaust Hydrocarbon Emissions J. T. Wentworth, General Motors Res. Labs., GMC 680110 Emission Control by Engine Design and Development - D. L. Hiltler and L. R. Hamkins, Amercan Motors 680111 New Jersey's Rapid Inspection Procedures for Vehicular Emissions J. N. Pattison, Univ. of Cinn., C. Fegraus and A. J. Andreatch, Scott Res. Labs, and J. C. Elston, New Jersey State Dept, of Health 680112 A Tracer Method for Exhaust Hydro carbon Study - L. S. Caretto, E. S. Starkman and R. Chin, Univ. of Calif. 680113 Lubricant-Closed PCV System Relationships Influence Exhaust Emissions - G. D. Ebersole and G. E. Holman, Phillips Petroleum 680114 Determining Fuel-Air Ratio and Distribution from Exhaust Gas Composition - L. Eltinge, Ethyl 680122 Particular Problems with Exhaust Gas Analyses at Volkswagenwerk AG-K. E. Klinksiek, Volkswagenwerk 680123 Potentialities of Further Emissions Reduction by Engine Modifications A. J. Warren, F. J. Marsee & L. Eltinge, Ethyl 680124 A New Look at Nitrogen Oxides Formation in Internal Combustion Engines - P. Eyzat and J.-C. Guibet, Institut Francais du Petrole 680125 Measurement of Total Vehicle Evaporative Emissions - S. W. Martens and K. W. Thurston, Oldsmoble Div., GMC * 680179 A Suggested Program for Government and Industry in Solving the Automo tive Emissions Problem - R. S. Morse, M. I. T. e 680191 Air Pollution and Future Automo tive Powerplants - J. A. Bolt, Univ. of Mich. * 680192 Exhaust Emission Control by Fuel Injection: The VW 1600 with Electronically Controlled Fuel Injec tion System - W. Buttgereit, C. Schilter and C. H. Voges, Volks wagenwerk A. G. ft 680398 Human and Traffic Control Fac tors in Automotive Exhaust Emis sion - L. Duckstein, M. Tom and L. L. Beard, University of Arizona 680399 Intake Valve Throttling (IVT)--A Sonic Throttling Intake Valve En gine - D. L. Stivender, Res. Labs. GMC 680400 An Approach for Controlling Vehicle Emissions - W. F. Deeter, H. D. Dalgh and 0. W. Wallin, Jr., ARCO Chemical 13 ft 680401 Oxides of Nitrogen in the Combus tion Products of an Ammonia Fueled Reciprocating Engine - R. F. Sawyer, E. S. Starkman andL. Muzio, Univ. of California, Berke ley and W. Schmidt, Beckman Co. 680402 Emissions from a Gas Turbine Auto mobile - M. W. Korth and A. H. Rose, Jr., U. S. Public Health Service ft 680418 Techniques for Diesel Emissions Measurement - R. W. Hurn, U.S. Bureau of Mines e 680419 A Flame Ionization Technique for Measuring Total Hydracarbons in Diesel Exhaust - J. H. Johnson, E. J. Sienicki andO. F. Zeck, International Harvester ft 680420 Exhaust Emission Characteristics of Four Stroke Cycle, Direct Injection, Compression Ignition Engines V. S. Yumlu and A. W. Carey, Jr., Cummins Engine ft 680421 Exhaust Emission Characteristics of Precombustion Chamber Engines J. M. Perez and E. W. Landen, Caterpillar Tractor ft 680422 Effect of Design Revisions on Two Stroke Cycle Diesel Engine Exhaust D. F. Merrton, Detroit Diesel Engine Div., GMC *680443 Smoke and Odor Control for Diesel- Powered Trucks and Buses - R. C. Stahman and G. D. Kittredge, National Center for Air Pollution Control; and K. J. Springer, Mgr., Southwest Research Inst. ft 680444 Diesel Exhaust Odor Measurement Using Human Panels - L. R. Reckner and R. E. Squires, Scott Res. Lab. ft 680445 Relation of Lean Combustion Limits in Diesel Engines to Exhaust Odor Intensity - G. J. Bames, Res. Labs., GMC ft 680462 A Primer on Gas Turbine Exhaust Emissions - R. F. Sawyer and E. S. Starkman, Univ. of California, Berkeley ft 680463 Exhaust Emission by a Small Gas Turbine - C. G. Haupt, Shell Res. Ltd., England AEROSPACE VEHICLES AND GROUND VEHI CLES AIR POLLUTION 670806 The Federal Government Rule in Pollution Abatement - S. Griswold, National Center for Air Pollution Control, Dept, of Health, Education & Welfare 670807 Rule 66--A Part of Total Air Pollu tion Control - W. M. Dorn, Bd. of Supvs., County of L. A. VPD-81-0001652 670808 The Need for Rule 66 in Los Angeles County - L. J. Fuller, Air Pollution Control District, County of L. A. 670809 Photochemical Reactivity of Sol vents - W. J. Hamming, Air Pollu tion Control District, County of Los Angeles 670810 Complying with Solvent Control Leg islation - R. G. Lunche, Air Pollu tion Control District, County of L. A. 670811 The Impact of Rule 66 Upon Indus try - W. J. Ryan, Douglas Aircraft 670812 A Cost-Performance Summary of Air Pollution Control Equipment Used for Rule 66 Compliance - J. G. Hayes, American Can 670813 Development of Rule 66 Complying Solvents - H. E. Sipple, Shell Chemical 670814 Availability and Evaluation of NonPhotochemically Reactive Primers and Topcoats for Aerospace Applica tions - J. C. George and G. R. Morris, Lockheed-Califomia 670815 The Effect of Los Angeles APCD Rule 66 on Cleaning & Degreasing Operations - R. E. Houke, North Ameri. Avia. 670816 Rule 66 Chemical Milling Maskants and Shop Protective Coatings Q. H. Coffman, Northrop Norair ENERGY CONVERSION 670451 Fuel Cell Developments at the U. S. Navy Marine Engineering Laboratory - J. H. Harrison, USN, Marine Engineering Laboratory 670452 Thermoelectric Generators for Military Portable Power - A. B. Neild, USN Marine Engineering Laboratory 670453 An Evaluation of Fuel Cell Systems for Vehicle Propulsion - M. J. Schlatter, Chevron Res. 670454 Research In Electrical Propulsion Systems for Military Vehicles T. G. Kirkland and R. E. Hopkins, U. S. Army Engr. Res. & Dev. Labs. 670455 Developing an Electrically Driven Hydrogen Blower for a Vehicular Fuel Cell Installation - C. A. Amann and G. D. Skellenger, Res. Labs., GMC 680082 Analysis of Fuel Cells for Vehiclular Applications - N. A. Cook, Allis-Chalmers 680339 Air Pollution Emissions from Jet Air craft Operating in the New York Met ropolitan Area - Seymour Hochheiser, National Cen. for Air Pollution Con trol. 680345 The Navy Gas Turbine Engine Smoke Abatement Program - S. C. Fiorello, U. S. Naval Air Propulsion Test Ctr. 680346 Smoke Measurement Techniques W. M. Shaffemocker and C. M. Stanforth, General Electric e 680347 The Control of Atmospheric Pollution from Gas Turbine Engines - T. Durrant, Rolls-Royce 6 680348 Smoke Reduction in Jet Engines Througn Burner Design - J. J. Faitani, United Aircraft *680394 Military Multifuel Thermoelectric Generators - J. Angello and G. R. Frysinger, U. S. Army Electronics Command 680395 Present State of the Art of Thermo electric Power Generation - J. D. Richards, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing FUELS AND LUBRICANTS 670023 The Ford Aluminum Beaker Test: A New Tool for the Study of ATF Oxidation - B. A. Pearson and J. L. Thompson, Ford 670185 2,000,000 Miles of Fluid Evaluation In City Bus Automatic Transmissions - M. L. Haviland and J. J. Rodgers, Res. Labs., GMC 670205 Theoretical Performance of Various Chemical Fuels for Auxiliary Power R. L. Schultz, Garrett 670247 Jet Age Fueling Systems for Smaller Airports - R. L. Jackson, Humble Oil and Refining 670248 Present-Day Lubricants for Utility Aircraft Engines - H. A. Poitz, Shell 670249 The Cold Starting and Service Test Evaluation of an SAE 10W30 Air craft Engine Oil - B. N. Marks, Cessna 670364 Thickened Fuels for Aircraft Safety - A. Beerbower, W. Philippoff, J. Nixon, and T. J. Wallace, Esso-Res. and Engrg. 670365 Emulsified Jet Engine Fuel - J. C. Harris and E. A. Steinmetz, Monsanto 670366 Initial Experience with Emulsified Fuels at AVCO-Lycoming - George Opdyke, Avco 670367 Environmental Testing of a Gas Turbine Engine with Emulsified JP.4 Fuel - John Monarch, Continental Avia, and Engrg. 670368 A Preliminary Evaluation of an Emulsified Fuel Mixture in a Model T63 Turbine Engine - J. R. Lucas, Allison Div., GMC 670369 The General Electric T-64 Engine Operating on Emulsified JP.4 Fuel W. J. Crawford, GE 14 670499 Balanced Motor Oils for 1968 Engines - Charles C. Colyer, Asst. Dir., Lee J. Allman, and Robert M. Ladevich; American Oil Co. 670466 Thermodynamics of Propane-Air and Methane-Air Mixtures for Engine Combustion Calculations E. S. Starkman, Univ. of Calif., Berkeley 670467 The Effects of Mixture Motion Upon the Lean Limit and Combus tion of Spark-Ignited Mixtures J. A. Bolt and D. L. Harrington, Univ. of Mich. 670866 Reduction of Jet Engine Exhaust Smoke with Fuel Additives - M. W. Shayeson, GE 670869 Microbes and Their Jet Fuel Envi ronment -W. B. Engel and R. F. Hazelton, Douglas Aircraft 670930 Analytical Representation of the Thermodynamic Properties of Com bustion Gases - F. Zacharias, BP Benzin Und Petroleum, Germany 670938 Gas Turbine Cumbustion of Ammonia D. Pratt and E. S. Starkman, Univ. of Calif., Berkley 670945 On-Line Gas Analysis of Jet Engine Exhaust - R. C. Williamson and J. A. Russell, Beckman Instruments 670946 Amonia as a Diesel Engine Fuel: Theory and Application - E. S. Starkman, Univ. of Calif., Ber keley; H. K. Newhall, Univ. of Wisconsin; and G. E. James, Boeing 670947 Combustion of Anhydrous Ammonia in Diesel Engines - T. J. Pearsall, Continental Avia, and Engrg. and C. G. Garabedian, U. S. Army TankAutomotive Command 670956 Performance of Multigrade Oils in Heavy-Duty and Gasoline Engines J. L. Bame and J. S. Coon, Shell 670957 Filtration Experience With Highly Dispersant Diesel Engine Oils - P. I. Brown, Chevron 670958 Laboratory Engine Test for Gas En gine Oil Development - T. F. Lonstrup and J. W. Wilson, Imperial Oil 670962 Diesel Lubricants Performance in Highway Truck and City Coach Ser vice - J. G. Brandes, Detroit Diesel Engine Div., GMC 670963 Lubricants for European Diesel En gines--Automotive and Industrial W. A. Cox and J. K. Lock, British Petroleum 670964 The New HD Oils - D. R. Harsell and A. A. Schetelich, Enjay 'New VPD-81-0001653 680065 Evaluation of Laboratory Visco meters for Predicting the Cranking Characteristics of Engine Oils at ' OoF 4nd -20F (Report of the Group on the Relationship Between Oil Characteristics and Engine Cranking of Motor Vehicle Fuel, Lubricant, and Equipment Research Committee of the Coordinating Research Council, Inc.) - W. A. P. Meyer, Gulf Res. & Dev., T. W. Selby, Dow Chemical and H. R. Stringer, Rohm & Haas 680066 Development of an Improved Reciprocating Viscometer for Predicting the Low Temperature Cranking Characteristics of Engine Oils - W. A. P. Meyer and R. M. Steward, Gulf Res. & Dev. 680067 The Cold Cranking Simulator Method for Viscosity of Motor Oils at Low Temperature - D. B. Cox, Sr., Battelle Memorial Inst., R. E. Manning, Cannon Instrument and D. S. Kim, Esso Res. & Engrg. 680068 Effects of Base Stock and Additive Components on the Viscosity of Crankcase Oils at 0F - M. F. Smith, Esso Res. & Engrg. 680069 A Laboratory Method for Predicting the Permanent Viscosity Loss of Polymeric Crankcase Oils in Field Service - A. F. Pearce, Esso Res. & Engrg. 680070 The Viscosity Stability of Multigraded Crankcase Oils - A. F. Preuss, R. L. Stambaugh and H. H. Radtke, Rohm and Haas 680071 V. I. Improvers and Engine Oil Performance - C. K. Murphy and P. A. Bennett, General Motors Research Labs., GMC 680072 The Rheology of a Multigraded Motor Oil - R. H. Johnson and W. A. Wright, Res. Sun Oil - 680211 The PT6 Gas Turbine, Lubricants and Fuels - A. W. Stewart and J. P. Harding, United Aircraft of Canada * 680212 Development of Planetary Gears Utilizing Low Viscosity Lubricants L. J. Hopfensperger and C. E. Braddock, Bell Helicopter 680213 Navy Spectrometric Oil Analysis Program - J. M. Ward, Naval Air Systems Command *680231 Contamination f Microbes r Cor rosion + Malfunctions; An Equation Which Yields Trouble for Aircraft Integral Fuel Tanks -W. A. Boggs, Lockheed-Georgia 680317 Lubricants for Inerted Lubrication Systems in Engines for Advanced Aircraft-W. R. Loomis, D. P. Townsend and R. L. Johnson, Lewis Res. Ctr., NASA 680318 Lubrication of the Olympus 593 Engine - T. F. Blenkiron and W. J. Sawyer, Rolls-Royce 680319 Evaluation of Oils for Lubrication and Hydraulic Actuation in the GE4 (SST) Engine - D. B. Hester and A. J. Pacher, General Electric 680320 Oxidation Testing of Gas Turbine Oils -C. M. Murphy, U- S. Naval Res. Lab. (Report of the CRC-Aviation Oxidation Test Technique Pro gram Sub-Panel of the Bench Tests Panel of the Group on Gas Turbine Lubrication) 680321 Bearing Test for Gas Turbine Oils H. W. Reynolds, United Aircraft (Report of the CRC-Aviation Deposit and Oil Degradation Characteristics Panel of the Group on Gas Turbine Lubrication) *680322 A Comparison of Fatique Test Tech niques for Gas Turbine Oils - I. Koved, General Electric (Report of the CRC-Aviation Bearing Fatique Panel of the Group on Gas Turbine Lubrication) 680323 Ignition and Flammability Properties of Lubricants - J. M. Kuchta and R. J. Cato, Bureau of Mines *680413 Performance Advantages from Shear Stable Crossgraded Engine Oils C. J. DiPernaand D. A. Law, Sr. Res. Chemist, and H. V. Lowther, Mobil Res. & Dev. *680414 Measurement of Oil Economy in Pas senger Car Engines - W. W. Crouse, B. N. Koelsch and W. D. Preston, Sun Oil 680415 Some Factors Contributing to Winter Hot Starting Difficulties in Auto motive Engines - R. M. Stewart, C. R. Spohn and W. A. P. Meyer, Gulf Res. & Dev. *680434 Automotive Starting and Warm-up Respond to Gasoline Volatility (An API Project) - H. I. Wilson, Texaco; R. W. Burtner, Sun OH; J. B. Duckworth, Amer. Oil; and D. P. Osterhout, Mobil Res. & Dev. *680435 CRC Hot Start and Run Technique Investigations - H. A. Bigley, Jr., Gulf Res. & Dev.; H. T. Niles, Ford; F. A. Sciabica, Rochester Products Div., GMC; and A. H. Winkler, Bendix (Report of Hot Start Technique Panel of Volatility Group of Motor Vehicle Fuel, Lubricant & Research Committee of Coordinated Research Council) '680436 Mathematical Simulation of Auto motive Fuel Systems - M. E. Klecka and C. L. Oubre, Shell Oil *680437 Rheological Properties of Automatic Transmission Fluid - W. A. Wright and R. H. Johnson, Sun Oil 680438 Laboratory Methods for Predicting the Viscosity Loss of Polymer Thickened Hydraulic Fluids - R. L. Stambaugh and A. F. Preuss, Rohm and Haas 680464 An Improved CFR Cetane Rating Method - R. Burt and K. A. Troth, Shell Res. Ltd., England 3 680465 The Ignition of Hydrocarbon Fuel Droplets in Air - G. M. Faeth and D. R. Olson, Pennsylvania State Univ. 680466 An Investigation of Methods for Determining Cetane Numbers of Low Ignition Quality Fuels - J. T. Gray and C. M. Urban, U. S. Army F. & L. Res. Lab., Southwest Res. Inst. * 680467 A Rational Classification of Diesel Fuel Characteristics - D. K. Law rence, T. 0. Wagner and R. P. Lindeman, Amer. Oil 680496 Effect of Ethylene Glycol and Methoxypropanol-Based Coolants on Elastomers - J. E. Miller and T. Alfrey, Jr., Dow Chemical 680497 Some Aspects on Higher Temperature Coolant Performance - H. J. Hannigan, Union Carbide MANUFACTURING AND PRO DUCTION 670094 Selecting Fabrication Methods for Low Cost in Small Gas Turbines H. P. Karen and G. E. Trevaskis, International Harvester 670095 Fabrication of small Turbine Compressor Blades by Precision Rolling - Herbert Albro, KelseyHayes 670096 Numberically Controlled Milling for Making Experimental Turbo machinery - M. K. Yu and C. A. Amann, Res. Lab., GMC 670098 Advanced Aerospace Metals Deformation Technology - H. A. Johnson and G. A. Gegel, Air Force Materials Lab. 670107 Applying Large Multiload Bearings to Rotating Structures - B. A. Pritts and J. I. Jones, Potek 670448 Controlling Job Shop Operations by Computer - R. L. Whitfield, National Twist Drill and Tool Co. 670449 Application of Computer Control in Computer Manufacturing - James Bitonti, IBM 670450 Design and Implementation of Oelco Operational, Quality and Process Control Systems - T. C. Hosfield, Delco ProductsRochester Operation, GMC 670475 Review of Standard Cutting Tools John Watson, United Greenfield Corp. 15 VPD-81-0001654 670731 Experience W ith A F ormal R el labil ity Program - B. G. Rich, 0. A. Smith, and Lee Korte, John Deere ' Waterloo T ractor Works 670817 Flexibility, Economy, and Imagina tion with EDM - T. J. O'Connor, Pres., Easco-Sparcatron, Inc. 670818 New Concepts for ECM - V. D. Myerly, Cincinnati-Heald 680010 Use of NC at Renault for Car Body Design and Tooling - P. E. Bezier, Regie Renault 680050 Shaker/Vibration Study of Auto motive Drives - E. P. Lehmann, Gleason Works 680051 Manufacturing Influences on the Noise of Transmissions - E. Beuler, Volkswagenwerk AG 680387 Bias Angle vs. Radial Ply vs. Bias Belted Tires--Manufacturing Compaq isons-A. J. Saulino, U.S. Rubber 680487 The Net Hole Concept - K. F. Fowler, Chevrolet Motor Div., GMC 680488 Geometric Dimensioning and Toler- ancing - L. W. Foster, Honeywell * 680489 The Boundary Concept of Position Tolerance - J. V. Liggett, Kelsey Hayes 680490 Statistical Tolerancing as it Relates to Quality Control and the Designer A. Bender, Delco-Remy Div., GMC MATERIALS AND STRUC TURES 670005 Is Molded Plastisot Meeting Automotive Needs? - H. W. Weinberg and A. F. Reilly, Shelter Mfg. 670009 Improving Fatique Life of Connecting Rods - J R. Bailey, McCulloch 670010 Stress and Fatigue Analysis of a 2 Throw Crankshaft - D. E. Niles, Outboard Marine Corn. 670041 How Do Phosphate Coatings Reduce Wear Resistance on Moving Parts -W. R. Cavanagh, Hooker Chemical 670042 Wear of Chromium Piston Rings in Modern Automotive Engines W. H. Charlesworth and W. L. Brown, Dana 670073 The Technique of Electron Irradiation Curing of Coatings K. H. Morganstem, Radiation Dynamics 670074 Plastisol Coatings as Packaging Materials - Jack Panzer, Wyandotte Paint 670075 Weldable Lead Phosphate--Its Properties and Use - L. D. Barrett, International Rustproof 670084 Plastic Fiber Optics - T. C. Hager, R. G. Brown, and B. NDerick, du Pont 670085 Application of Plastic Fiber Optics to Automobiles - Robert Mead, Packard Electric Div., GMC 670104 Structoform Reinforced Plastic A. J. Tiffan, R. G. Cunningham, and J. A. Waters, Sohio Chemical 670105 Quality and Economy in Glass Reinforced Plastics with VlbrinMat Molding Compounds - J. P. Walton, U- S. Rubber 670106 Spraypreg--A New Engineering Material - H. Stuart Alspach, Goodyear Aerospace Div. 670118 The Impact of Changing World Trade Patterns on the Supply and Demand of Automotive Metals-- Aluminum - R. W. Hale, Battelle Memorial Inst. 670119 Current Patterns and Future Trends in the Supply and Use of Copper W. S. Lyman, Copper Development Assoc. 670120 Iron aid Steel - J. R. Miller, Battelle Memorial Inst. 670121 Chromium, Molybdenum, Nickel and Tungsten as Automotive Metals C. W. Merrill, U. S. Bureau of Mines 670151 Fundamentals and Basic Tech niques of Residual Stress Measure ments with a Portable X-Ray Unit R. J. Homicz, Northrop 670152 The Application of the Portable X-Ray Stress Technique at the Commercial Airplane Division of the Boeing Company - D. A. Bolstad, Boeing 670153 Using Aluminum Alloy Strain Measurements - M. S. Werkema, Martin 670154 Application of Residual Stress Measurements in Failure Analysis and Field Inspection - M. Raefsky, N. Walter, W. Lleberman, and J. Clark, Boeing 670257 Certification of the Sabreliner Safe Life Structure - C. W. King, North Amer. Avia. 670259 The Design of a Small Pressurized Aircraft Structure - P. H. Furman, Mooney Aircraft 670260 Flutter Characteristics of the Slab Tail - J. A. McKillop, Engineer ing Res. Assoc., Canada 670333 Use of Composite Materials in Aero Engines - J. M. S. Keen, Rolls-Royce 670335 Titanium Alloys for Advanced Compressors - R. A. Sprague, D. L. Ruckle and M. J. Donachie, United Aircraft 16 670336 Low Cycle Fatigue Properties of Advanced Turbine Materials - Justin Slepitis, Taylor Forge and Pipe, V. J. Mehra and J. Mogul, CurtissWright 670462 The Development and Economics of Using Aluminum in Automatic Transmissions - Paul Thornburg, Ford 670463 Factors Considered When Machining Aluminum Die Castings G. A. Carlsen, Chevrolet Motor Div., GMC 670464 Production Problems Encountered in Machining Aluminum - Bemie Caine, Buick Motor Div., GMC 670465 Metallurgical Factors Related to Machining Aluminum Castings R. C. Lemon, ALCOA 670474 Review of Material Development for Cutting Tools - E. W. Goliber, GE 670486 A Stylist Comments on the Glare Reduction Regulations - V. M. Exner, Virgil M. Exner, Inc. 670488 Anti-Glare Finishes for Automotive Stainless Steel Trim - M. J. Johnson, W. D. Heavner, and A. E. Glubish, Allegheny Ludlum Steel 670489 Nickel Plated Finishes for Glare Reduction - J. W. Manquen, Udylite 670490 Low Gloss Finishes for Anodized Aluminum Trim - F. W. Baker, ALCOA 670491 The Application and Deposit Characteristics of Duramir-BK, A Black Chromium Plate - C. L. Fuelling, Diamond Alkali 670492 What Can Be Done with Vacuum Metallizing Coatings to Satisfy the Anti-Glare Regulations - L. A. Dickinson, BEE Chemical 670503 A Photostress Study of Spur Gear Teeth - M. G. Pottinger, WrightPatterson AFB, and Raymond Cohen, and E. 0. Stitz, Astronautical, and Engrg. Sciences, Purdue University 670504 A Study of the Effect of the Induction Hardening Vaiables on the Residual Stresses and Bending Fatigue Strength of Final Drive Gears - R. A. Cell itti, Chief Research Met allurgist, International Harvester 670708 Room Temperature and 600 F Ten sile Properties of Aluminum-Silicon Casting Alloys - F. A. Badia, International Nickel 670802 New Approaches to Industrial Hygiene in Beryllium Fabrication - D. L. Hedges, North Ameri. Avia. -New VPD-81-0001655 670803 Fabrication Techniques in Beryllium Metal Removal - G. R. Paul, Speedring 670804 Forming & Mechanical Joining Criteria for Beryllium Structures S. E. Ingels and W. H. Kinney, Lockheed Missiles & Space 670805 Applied Brazing Technology - G. D. Cremer, J. R. Woodward, and L. A. Grant, International Harvester 670822 Compatibility Considerations for Metal-Matrix Composites -W. A. Compton and K. P. Steward, Inter national Harvester 670855 The Effect of Joint Design and Dimensions on Adhesive Strength W. A. Dukes and R. W. Bryant, Ministry of Tech., England 670856 Adhesive Joint Strength as a Function of Geometry & Material Parameters - M. A. Nadler and S. Y. Yoshino, North Ameri. Avia. 670857 Producibility Considerations in Adhesive Bonded Structures - E. R. Crilty, Lockheed-California 670858 Large High Temperature Sandwich Structures - R. Kantner, Whittaker; and S. Litvak, U. S. Air Force 670861 An Evaluation of Metal Matrix Composites for Aerospace Applica tions - H. Shimizu and B. A. Webb, Mgr., Marquardt 670862 Development of Filament Reinforced Titanium Alloys - A. G. Metcalfe andG. K. Schmitz, International Harvester 680044 Glare Reduction by Curvature of Bright Metallic Trim - R. L. Saur and S. M. Dobrash, Res. Labs., GMC 680045 Non-Aqueous Acrylic Dispersion Coatings - J. W. Hagan, G. A. Senior and D. H. Wiesman, Union Carbide 680046 Measurement of Chipping of Automotive Finishes - T. J. Young and D. R. Hays, SAE Nonmetal lie Materials Committee 680059 Direct Process Glass Reinforcement of Thermoplastics - W. E. Brown and J. D. Striebel, Dow Chemical 680060 Effect of Variables on the Surface Appearance of Fiberglas Reinforced Plastics - N. A. Carter, OwensCorning Fibreglas 680063. New Low Shrink Polyester Resins in Reinforced Plastics - C. H. Kroekel, Rchn and Haas 680062 Integra! Skin Urethane Foam - C. R. Michaels and R. P. Kane, duPont 680063 Solid Phase Forming of Thermo plastics - P. M. Coffman, Shell 680064 Structural Foams - J. H. Gehl, Union Carbide 680073 High Strength Low Alloy Steel Castings--The Characteristics and Control of the Heat Affected Zone in Cast-Weld and Composite Structures - W. C. Wick, Burnside Steel Foundry 680074 Continuous Casting of Steel Slabs H. Precht and T. Preston, Concast 680075 Continuous Cast Steel at Wisconsin Steel Works--IHC - A. Fustich, International Harvester 680084 Prediction of Percent Failures from Stress/Strength Interference - C. Lipsonand N. J. Sheth, Univ. of Mich. 680085 Will New Developments Revolutionize Automotive Appli cation Concepts for ABS Plastics? K. R. Lauterer, Borg-Warner 680086 More Nylon Knit Fabrics In Future Automobiles - V. F. Ambrosiani, Lehigh Valley Industries 680092 Circular Grid System--A Valuable Aid to Sheet Metal Formability S. P. Keeler, National Steel 680093 Application of Strain Analysis to Sheet Metal Forming Problems in the Press Shop - G. M. Goodwin, Chrysler 680094 Effects of Mechanical Properties on Biaxial Stretchability of Low Carbon Steels - R. H. Heyer and J. R. Newby, Armco Steel 680127 Boron Steels for Mechanical Fasteners - F. L. Gill, Lamson & Sessions 680128 Strength and Ductility with Boron Quench Tempering Steels - H. C. Weidner, Atlas Bolt & Screw 680129 Cast Iron Thread Strength - J. J. Lawser, Ford 680130 Thread Engagement in Cast Iron J. D. Parisen, General Motors Tech. Cen., GMC 680143 Stainless Steels in Automotive Applications--Corrosion Studies L. S. Redmerski and A. Moskowitz, Crucible Steel 680144 Preventing Corrosion of Auto Body Steel Adjacent to Stainless Steel Trim - J. F. Bates, U. S. Steel 680145 Automotive Body Rusting--Causes/ Cures - R. F. Waindle, Ziebart Process * 680204 Unique Design Consideration fora Large "T" Tail Aircraft - C. L. Wharton, Lockheed-Georgia 680205 Airplane Vibrations Using Canti levered Component Modes - W. H. Schultz, Cessna 17 *680206 Advantages of Some New Fastener Systems - J. F. Hills, LockheedGeorgia *680210 New Energy-Absorbing Materials for Crash Resistant Fuel Cells - W. C. McDonald, Goodyear Aerospace 680232 Material and Processing Require ments for Tubular Landing Gear Spring - R. M. Shearer, Cessna *680245 High Carbon Cold Rolled Steel for Earthmoving Clutches -H. M. Boyle and W. H. Beachler, Sharon Steel *680246 Nickel-Copper-Columbian Steel-- A New Concept In High Strength Construction Materials - D. P. Cassidy and C. H. Shelton, Inter national Nickel *680256 Performance Criteria for Mechani cal Rubber Goods - M. G. Reid, Firestone Industrial Prods. *680262 Development and Testing of Fric tion Materials for Present Day Re quirements -A. J. Lacroix, Raybestos-Manhattan *680267 Room Temperature and 600 F Tensile Properties of AluminumSilicon Casting Alloys - F. A. Badia, International Nickel *680313 Designing and Fabricating Aircraft Structures with Filamentary Compo sites - L. E. Hackman, N. Amer. Rockwell *680314 Design and Fabrication of a Pres surized Boron Composite Wing Box A. August andW. J. Ludwig, Grumman *680315 Application of Fiber Reinforced Epoxy Materials in Helicopter Rotor Blade Development - D. J. Hoffstedt and R. L. Pinckney, Boeing *680316 The Application of Graphite Fiber Composites to Airframe Structures W. H. Dukes and A. Krivetsky, Bell Aerosystems *680330 Advancements in Structural Beryl lium Technology -D. E. Muehlberger, McDonnell Douglas *680331 Diffusion Bonded Structures for Application to Air Transport Aircraft C. J. Muser, N. Amer. Rockwell Corp. *680386 Bias Angle vs. Radial Ply vs. Bias Belted Tires--Materials and Con structions Comparisons - K. R. Alexander, B. F. Goodrich *680410 Warm Working of Armor for Imporved Toughness - E. J. Ripling, Materi als Research Lab. *680411 Application of Ausforming Tech niques to Track Shoes - M. W. Kaifesh, U. S. Army Tank-Auto motive Command VPD-81-0001656 680412 Light Weight Ausform Springs W. M. Justusson and R. A. Bock, , Ford 680416 Chemical and Functional Responses to Brake Lining Cure Variations M. H. Weintraub and J. P. Bernard, Ford e 680417 Thermal Stability and Fade Charac teristics of Friction Materials M. G. Jacko, W. M. Spurgeon, R. M. Rusnak and S. B. Catalano, BendixRes. Labs. 680439 The Environment--Its Effect on Inhibition - J. D. Palmer, Hinchman Co. 680441 Field Test Evaluation of an Inhibited De-Icing Salt - R. A. Jameston and D. T. Ireland, Cargill, Inc. 680442 Inhibited Deicing Salt and Stainless Steel Automotive Trim - D. R. Zaremski, Allegheny-Ludlum Steel 680449 The Application of Directional Solidification to a NASA NickelBase Alloy (TAZ-8B) - J. C. Freche, W. J. Waters and R. L. Ashbrook, Lewis Res. Ctr., NASA 680459 What about Plastics in the Next Decade? - E. L. Adamson, Jr. and D. S. Smith, Enjay Chemical * 680460 Will Metals Maintain Their Present Role in the Automotive Industry? S. N. Loud, U. S. Steel e 680473 Rotomolding's Role in the Automo tive Market - A. B. Zimmerman, U.S. Indus. Chemical 680474 Barrier Properties Through Surface Treatment'With Polyolefin - R. W. Hartman and W. E. Walles, Dow Chemical ' 680475 Why High Density Polyethylene for Automotive Applications? - G. N. Schooler, Phillips Petroleum 680479 Aluminum Foil Coils - G. R. Shockley and R. B. Lightner, Rey nolds Metals * 680480 Copper Clad Aluminum in Electrical Applications - D. W. Read, Texas Instruments $ 680481 Aluminum Magnet Wire Develop ments - J. W. Shearer, Essex Wire 680485 Chemically Strengthened GlassJ. R. Blizard, Corning Glass Works *680486 Glass Attachments - P. M. Russell, Jr., Chrysler TESTING AND INSTRU MENTATION 670008 Methods for Evaluating Require ments and Errors in Cylinder Pressure Measurement - William L. Brown, Caterpillar 670026 A Temperature Telemetry Tech nique for Reciprocating Engines G. C. Lawrason andW. L. Rollwitz, Southwest Res. Inst. 670027 An Ultrasonic Method of Measuring Piston Ring Bore-Con tact Patterns -T. W. Rudy, Dana 670028 An Integrated Data Acquisition, Safety Monitoring and Control System for Automated Tests V. C. Vanderbilt and W. Van Ostrand, Dynamic Precision Control 670031 Peak to Valley Surface Roughness Control How - R. R. Hydell, Allison Div., GMC 670032 A New Technique for Classifying Surface Roughness - B. D. Van Deusen and G. E. McCarron, Chrysler 670071 Laboratory Simulation, Mark II-- GT Powertrain - B. F. Brender, C. J. Canever, I. J. Monti and J. R. Johnson, Ford 670076 Perspective--Correlation of Laboratory, Proving Ground, and Customer Testing -G. J. Kuchera and W. G. Dixon, Ford 670079 A New Laboratory Friction and Wear Test for the Characterization of Brake Linings - A. E. Anderson, Serge Gratch, and H. P. Hayes, Ford 670080 A New Chemical Test for the Characterization of Organic Brake Linings--Pyrolytic Gas Chromato graphy - R. L . Gealer and B. H. Briggs, Ford 670081 A Review of Progress with Some Recently Developed Techniques for Friction Material Evaluation William Spurgeon and A. R. Spencer, Bendix 670144 An Automatical ly Programmed Quadniple Dynamometer for Vehicle Brake Testing - D. W. Howard and J L. Winge, Bendix 670163 Dynamic Testing of Elastomers with an Electro-Hydraulic Analog Read Out System - J. A. Sturos and C. J. Pietkiewicz, Cadillac Motor Car Div., GMC 670168 Computerized Evaluation of Driver-Vehicle-Terrain Systems R. D. McKenzie, W. M. Howell, D. E. Skaar, Defense Res. labs., GMC 670169 The Place of Model Tests in Vehicle Development - I. R. Ehrlich, Stevens Inst, of Tech. 670170 Correlation Between Predicted and Actual Off-Road Vehicle Per formance - R. A. Liston, U. S. Army Tank-Automotive Center 18 670171 The Design of Off-Road Vehicle Test Beds for Remote Area Operation - A. A. Bula, D. R. Freitag, and S. J. Knight, U. S. Army Engineer Waterways Experi ment Station 670202 Instrumentation for Dynamic Vehicle Diagnosis - J. St. John, Marquette 670339 New Advances in Non-Destructive Testing Techniques - H. G. Bogart, Magnaflux 670361 The Endoscope--A New Tool for Internal Inspection - A. W. Young, Engis Equipment 670362 Applications of an X-Ray Sensi tive Television System for Non destructive Inspection - J. P. Mitchell and R. C. McMaster, Ohio State Univ. 670456 Controlling Deceleration in a Crash-Impact Simulator by Metal Cutting-J. A. Bates, D. R. Dunlop and D. M. Finch, Univ. of Calif. 670725 The Reliability Evaluation of Trans mission Gears - W. E. Schilke, Allison Div., GMC 670870 Measurement and Diagnosis of Jet Engine Vibration - F. L. Young, W. J. Bays and E. C. Reynolds, U. S. Air Force 670876 Statistical Energy Analysis of Vibration Transmission into an Instrument Package - T. D. Scharton and T. M. Yang, Bolt Beranek & Newman 670929 Measurement of Instantaneous Gas Temperatures for Determination of the Exhaust Gas Energy of a Highly Supercharged Diesel Engine - K. Mollenhauer, Universitat Berlin, Germany 670934 Factorial Testing of Diesel Engine Piston Rings - P. R. Shepler and C. S. Weinberger, Koppers 670941 Aerodynamic Testing and Instrumen tation of Components for Small Gas Turbines - R. L. Langton, Supv. and R. E. V. Westerhout, United Aircraft of Canada 670942 Modern Instrumentation Techniques in the Development of Fluidic and Hybrid Controls for Gas Turbine En gines - J. L. Johnson, Honeywell 670943 Development and Application of a High Temperature Turbine Test Fa cility - C. Kuintzle and B. S. Goldwater, Avco Lycoming 670944 Non-Contact Instrumentation for Tur bomachinery Measurements - H . T. Adkins, M. T. I. 680011 Basic Optics - W. L. Hyde, Univ. of Rochester 'New VPD-81-0001657 - 680012 Introduction to Coherent Optics and Holography - B. J. Thompson, Tech > Operations West and J. B. De Velis Merrimack College 680120 The Climatic Wind Tunnel of Volkswagenwerk AG - W. Moerchen, Volkswagen 680121 Problems of Ground Simulation in Automotive Aerodynamics - F. N. Beauvais, Ford; S. C. Tignor, U.S. Bureau of Public Roads; and T. R. Turner, Langley Res. Center, NASA 680126 Synthetic Life Testing of Automobile Electrical Equipment D. J. Barrow, Joseph Lucas Ltd. 680131 Dynamometer Testing Under Computer Control - L. S. Leonard, Ford and F. E. LaVerghetta, Philco-Ford 680132 Experience with a Computer Controlled Data System in an Engine Laboratory - R. Wellington, J. Henderson, Detroit Diesel Engine Div., GMCand M. H. Cole, Systems Engineering Labs. 680133 A Tape Recording and Computer Processing System for Instantaneous Engine Data - T. LeFeuvre, P. S. Myers, 0. A. Uyehara, Univ. of Wis. and J. H. Shipinski, Deere & Co. 680134 A Study of Closed Loop Control and Data Acquisition for Engine Test Cells - E. B. Muir and G. Williams, White Motor 680136 Basic Test Methods for Evaluating Tire Traction - J. A. Davisson, Goodyear 680137 Tire-Road Friction Measuring System--A Second Generation - G. L. Goodenow, T. R. Kolhoff and F. D. Smithson, General Motors Proving Ground, GMC 680141 Photometric Evaluation of Mechanical-Test Performance of Automotive Lighting Devices - D. 0. Horning, D. R. Dunlop and D. M. Finch, Univ. of Calif. 680142 Field Evaluation of Laboratory Mechanical Tests - T. N. Nock, D. R. Dunlop and D. M. Finch, Univ. of Calif. 680147 An Analog Model of a Powerplant Coupled to a Real Car for Struc ture Dynamic Development - G. R. Penn, Noise & Vibration Lab., GMC 680148 Full Scale Road Simulated Endurance Test - B. K. Barrowcliff and R. E. Ehlert, Ford 680178 The Basic Theory of Hydraulic Dynamometers and Retarders - N. N. Narayan Rao, Central Mechanical Engineering Res. Inst. 680216 Constant Frequency AC Electrical Systems for Business Aircraft C . C. Nosley and 0 . J . Hucker, Sundstrand O 680217 New Technique of Frequency Gener ation for Avionic Equipment - R. G. Nyberg, Aircraft Radio 680218 Crystal Frequency Control of Auto matic Direction Finders - R. E. t Grillot, King Radio 680344 Automatic Test Equipment in Airline Shop Use - V. T. Davies, Pan Am. 680494 Lighting Source Developments and and Their Effect on the Automotive Industry - S. C. Peek, Sylvania Lighting Ctr. 680495 Semi-Automated Photometric Test Equipment - E. Simon, Chrysler . TRANSPORTATION AND MAINTENANCE 670011 Dimensions of the Traffic Safety Problem - Murray Blumenthal, Travelers Res. Cen. 670012 The Role of Systems Analysis in Traffic Safety - David Boodman, Arthur D. Little, Inc. 670826 Short Haul Commercial Requirements --Traffic Projections City Center to City Center - C. Von Kann, Air Transport Assoc. 670827 Short Haul Military Requirements-- A Qualitative Estimate of Airlift Criteria - R. K. Meister, Stanford Res. Inst. 670828 Getting There from Here--A Discus sion of Surface Transportation Prob lems at the L. A. International Air port in the Age of the SST - R. K. Bowler, Automobile Club of Southern Calif. 670830 The Short Haul Compound Trans port & Its Place in Interurban Trans portation - N. E. Nelson, LockheedCalifomia 670901 Challenges to Industry for Super sonic Air Transportation -J. T. Dyment, Air Canada *680203 Initial Report on Operational Experiences of General Aviation Aircraft - J. W. Jewel, Langley Res. Ctr., NASA *680214 Who Needs Avionics Performance Minimums--The Government or You? S. B. Poritzky, AirTransport Assoc, of America *680215 Avionics Reliability: A Systems Concept for General Aviation J . W. Bail and R . Goldberger, Avonics Div., Narco Scientific Industries 680219 Maintenance Program--The Execu tive Operator - R. H. Blume, Continental Can 680221 Maintenance During and After Warranty - J. M. Taylor, Atlantic Aviation *680325 Cargo Aircraft in Total Air Transpor tation - R. E. Hage, Douglas Air craft *68032 / How Total Can Air Transportation Be? W. L. Hamilton, Boeing *680328 The Satellite Airport System and the Community - F. T. Fox, L.A. Dept, ot Airports e 680329 Airport-City Center Transportation by High Speed Ground Link - C. S. Ramsey and P. P. Rockwood, Cleve land Transit System 680342 Fatigue, Life Establishment and Detection Techniques - D. James, British Aircraft 680349 Programmed Testing Systems--Tur bine Engines & Accessories - R. J. Rackliffe and H. K. LeMar, United Aircraft 0 680350 Maintaining the GE4 Engine-Acces sory Systems - J. T. Moehring, General Electric *680351 Maintaining the Electronic Engine Control - A. E. Davies, RollsRoyce 0 6B0352 Impact of Maintainability Analysis on SST Inlet Control Design - J. J. Hayes, United Aircraft *680396 Planning for Progress in Urban Transportation - H. W. Merritt, Urban Trans. Admin. MISCELLANEOUS 670158 The Utilization of Technological Resources - J. E. Burnett, Lewis Res. Cen., NASA 670160 The Technology Stockpile--A National Resource and a Challenge to Industry - D. A. Douglas, Union Carbide 670183 Underwater Work and Manned Submersibles - J. A. Pritzlaff, Westinghouse Electric 670184 The Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicles - Samuel Feldman, U.S. Navy Deep Submergence Systems Project 670704 Data Acquisition Using Punched Paper Tape - H. W. Van Gerpen, John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works 670705 A Low Cost Data Acquisition and Reduction System for a Dynamometer Laboratory - R. W. Sullivan, Deere & Co. 670706 Selection of a Data Acquisition System as a Research Tool - P. W. Callen, Allis-Chalmers 19 VPD-81-0001658 670718 What is Human Engineering? William Wokoun, U.S. Army Human Engineering Labs. 670719 Methods In Human Engineering Richard Michaels, Bureau of Public Roads 670720 The Utility of Human Engineering as Applied to Vehicle Design - J. W. Dunlap, Dunlap & Assoc. 670831 The Challenge in Engineering Management -C. E. Hirsch, Phil co Ford 670832 Control of Engineering Costs and Contract Definition - E. R. Moyes, McDonnell Douglas 670833 The Delcmma of Technical Obsoles cence - J. D. Boul garides and V. C. San Filippo, Douglas Aircraft 670834 Castles, Management and Schizo phrenia in Engineering - C. W. Whitston, Reg. Prof. Engr. and Assoc. Prof., Engrg., University of Southern California 670836 Some Suggestions on the Manage ment of Engineering Activity - R. W. Bradshaw, Grumman 670839 Biosatellite Environmental Control and Life Support System Design R. Ebersole, L. Pochettino, and W. Kugler, GE 680014 Holographic Applications, Present and Future - E. Leith, Univ. of Michigan 680196 Basic Introduction to the Analog Computer - F. D. Jury, Fisher Governor 680197 Use of Digital Computer in Design D. I. Manor, Deere Dubuque Tractor *680195 Writing Technical Reports That Communicate - K. L. Hoer, Deere Waterloo Tractor *_ 680233 A. Unique Use of Undimensioned Drawings as a Tooling Aid - A. H. . Moore, North American Rockwell 680270 Underseas Work Vehicles - F. G. Archbold, North American Rockwell 680451 The Goals Report as Viewed by the Practicing Engineer - A. Weber, Coming Glass Works SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS Are booklets on related groups of papers, reports or SAE 'Journal articles. They are produced when sufficient interest in the material they contain justifies distribution as a group rather than as individual items. AEROSPACE SP 293 ADVANCED FASTENERS - A group of technical papers covering environmental conditions, struc tural fasteners for extreme tempera ture utilization, fastener applica tions for aircraft gas turbine engines, fastener applications for aerospace vehicles, fastener tech nology, and airline operation and maintenance requirements for fast eners. 4.50 Mem. 6.00 List SP 264 A COMPUTERIZED STATIC AND DYNAMIC AIRCRAFT STRUC TURAL ANALYSIS SYSTEM Covered are the use of computer programs in aircraft design, engi neering aspects and mathematical formulation of the problem, and programming the system. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List SP 261 MOBILITY OF TERRAIN - Covers the assessment of air cushion vehicles with other off-road vehicles, a lunar surface vehicle computer evaluation program, mobility prediction of ground support vehicles, system evaluation of military vehicle concepts and terrain vehicles, and vehicle mission analysis. 4.50 Mem. 6.00 List ENGINES (SURFACE VEHICLE) SP 337 GASKETS - Areas covered are: Compression creep behavior of com pressible nonmetallic gaskets; pro per material selection for gaskets; fasteners; recent innovations in gasket materials for static seals; new ASTM gasket classification system; relationship between den sity and stress relaxation of non metallic gasket material; and im proved laboratory gasket test methods. Discussion of each area also included. 5.75 Mem. 7.50 List SP 290 HIGH-OUTPUT DIESELS - Con tains two papers: Daimler-Benz High Output Engines - A Study in Com pact Design (670519) by Otto Herschmann, and Design and Development of a Very High Output Multifuel Engine (670520) by R. T. Paluska, J. S. Saletzki, and G. E. Cheklish. 2.00 Mem. 2.75 List SP 284 ENGINE COOLING SYSTEMS FOR MOTOR TRUCKS - An L. Ray Buckendale Lecture by P. K. Beatenbough. Covers engine cooling, temperature control, coolant circuit, radiator structure and mountings, and auxilary cooling requirements. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List SP 282 FOUR DECADES OF ENGINEFUEL TECHNOLOGY FORECAST FUTURE ADVANCES - 1966 SAE Horning Memorial Lecture by Earl Bartholomew. Discusses the mutual adaptation of engines and fuels during the past forty years. The resulting technology is a back ground for a more sophisticated attack required to meet a different but equal challenge in the future as automotive engines become more refined and operate in a more de manding environment. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List 20 SP 287 SYMPOSIUM ON AIR POLLUTION (Mexico City) - A collection of 23 technical papers (primarily in Spanish, including some English translation) on various aspects of air pollution resulting from vehicle emissions. Combustion principles, antismog hardware, and health hazards created by air pollution are discussed by engineers and medical experts. Co-sponsored by the Mexican Sections of SAE and ASME, and the Mexican Society of Pneumology and Chest Surgery. (1966) 12.00 Mem. and List SP 280 HIGH OUTPUT DIESEL ENGINES Contains two papers, one titled Diesel Combustion at High MEP with Low Compression Ratio by W. P. Mansfield and W. S. May, Sr. The other paper, Recent De velopments in Variables Com pression Ratio Engine, is by E. F. Blackbume and J. C. Basiletti. 2.00 Mem. 2.75 List SP 270 POWERPLANTS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Spark-ignition, diesel, and gas turbine engines for industrial and commercial vehicles are related to the future. Performance and eco nomic objectives for over-the-road powerplants are discussed. 4.00 Mem. 5.75 List SP 236 ENGINE AND CHASSIS TEST FACILITIES - Design and opera tional experience of indoor testing facilities for engine, chassis and vehicle testing under controlled temperature, humidity, wind, and loading conditions. Four domestic and one Spanish installation are detailed to demonstrate improved consistency of results and correla tion with field tests. 3.75 Mem. 5.00 List 4New VPD-81 -0001659 157 ENGINE NOISE SYMPOSIUM Consists of 11 papers presented in 1958 on engine combustion chamber noises, especially rumble in high compression ratio engines. 4.50 Mem. 7.00 List SP 193 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN ENGINE DESIGN - Complete set of the series as shown below. 25.00 Mem. 45.00 List *SP 335 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN ENGINE DESIGN - Part 16 - In cludes papers on computer time sharing and engine design, air pollution from automotive exhaust, automobiles and air pollution, instrumentation, and fuel injection for high speed diesel engines. 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List SP 292 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN ENGINE DESIGN - Part 15 - Com puter aided Engine Design (670523) by. Gary L. Borman, Univ. of Wisconsin, Heat Rejection and Cooling Requirements of Inter nal Combustion Engines (670524) by Robert Cramer, Jr., Murphy Diesel Co., Engine Cooling Radia tors (670525) by James D. Morse, Modine Manufacturing Co., Small Internal Combustion Engine Design Cooling and Associated Parameters, Heat Rejection Methods (670526) by R. E. Perlewitz, Lon Mooney, and William Kalweit, Tecumseh Products Co., and Solid State Ignition (670527) by Arthur G. Hufton, Motorola, Inc. 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List SP 283 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN ENGINE DESIGN - Part 14 Covers fundamentals of valve de sign and material selection, crank shaft design, turbochargers, piston design, and how to design bushings and thrust bearings for engine applications. 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List SP 271 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN ENGINE DESIGN - Part 13 Covers surface ignition and rumble, piston ring shape, gas engine valve and seat wear, basic concepts involved in using digital computers for solving engineering problems, and a specific example of how a computer is used to solve a heat conduction problem. (1965) 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List SP 256 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN ENGINE DESIGN - Part 12 Covers performance of a digital engine, engine wear, crankshaft testing in the laboratory, and the development of lubricating oils for small 2-cycle engines. 3.00 Mem. 4.50 List SP 243 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN EN GINE DESIGN - Part II - (1963) Covered are pumpless injection sys tems; hybrid engines; design, de velopment, and application of the 17.6 engine; power producing characteristics of diesel engines. 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List SP 237 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN EN GINE DESIGN - Part 10 - (1962) Covered are lube oil refining, speci fications and tests; piezoelectric ignition system; deterioration of en gine oils; and contemporary ignition systems. 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List SP 192 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN ENGINE DESIGN - Part 9 - (1961) Discussed are small engine hydraulic governor design and application, a guide to disc clutch design and ap plication, hydrostatic transmissions for vehicle propulsion, performance and structure of mechanical transmis sions, and the selection of conver ters. 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List SP 178 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN ENGINE DESIGN - Part 8 - (1960) Discussed in this part are evaluating valve train dynamics, dynamometers for engine testing, radio-isotopes, instrumentation for engine testing, and field testing diesel engines. 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List SP 143 ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN ENGINE DESIGN - Part 4 - (1956) Discussed are gear design and manu facture, supercharging, development of small engines, automotive gasoline injection, and diesel fuel injection 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List SP 137 . ENGINEERING KNOW-HOW IN ENGINE DESIGN - Part 3 (1955) - Information on materials in engine design, reciprocating engine dynamics, applying gasoline and diesel fuels, light two-cycle engines, the outboard motor, and design features of an opposes piston diesel. 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List FUELS AND LUBRICANTS aSP 340 FUEL-ENGINE RESEARCH IN UNIVERSITIES--HORNING ME MORIAL LECTURE BY PRO FESSORS P. S. MYERS AND 0. A. UYEHARA, UNIV. OF WISCONSIN - Reasons for con ducting research in a university are presented and discussed. It is concluded that fuel-engine studies are compatible with these reasons, and, therefore, are well suited for university research. Past studies in this field are summarized, and unanswered questions and future topics suitable for university in vestigation are suggested. Included in the topics discussed are: Instru mentation, thermodynamic descrip tion of working fluids, fuel atom ization and vaporization, combus tion and instantaneous heat trans fer, and mass flow rates. The steps that need to be taken to insure con tinuing university interest in fuelengine studies are presented. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List SP 285 LP-GAS FOR ENGINES - Many facets of LP-gas are covered in this collection of papers. Discussed are effects of LPG on engine performance, use of LPG as a motor fuel, the effects of altitude, humidity and temperature, as well as carburetion and other factors affecting propane fueled engines. 5.25 Mem. 7.00 List SP 263 ENERGY DEPOT CONCEPT Nuclear powered energy depot concept is discussed in terms of reducing the Military supply burden. Fuel production and utilization is covered along with ammonia as an engine fuel. 2.25 Mem. 3.00 List SP 254 ALCOHOLS AND HYDROCARBONS AS MOTOR FUELS - Four papers providing information on comparative performance of alcohol and hydro carbon fuels, ethyl alcohol and gasoline as a motor fuel, and exhaust hydrocarbon and nitrogen oxide concentrations from ethyl alcohol-gasoline fuel. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List MATERIALS SP 291 PLASTICS AND PLASTICS PROCESSING FOR THE AUTO MOTIVE ENGINEER - Provides information on plastic fundamentals, processing and its relation to per formance, blow molding, machinery and equipment injection molding, tools for plastic processing and their relation to product design, and current and future applications of plastics in the automotive industry. 4.50 Mem. 6.00 List SP 268 EVALUATING THE SURFACE TEXTURE OF COLD ROLL SHEET STEEL FOR AUTOMOTIVE PANELS - Development of a pro cedure and equipment for determin ing surface texture peak count, operation of measuring instrumenta tion, evaluation of measuring methods, and correlation of instru mentation with painted appearance are among the topics covered. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List SP 181 MECHANICAL PRESTRESSING Summary of reports presented at a 1960 meeting of SAE ISTC Divi sion 20 on Mechanical Prestressing of Metals. Discussed are: Simplified theory for dynamic failure in solid materials; optimum method, intensity, and coverage of mechanical prestres sing, selection of optimum conditions of mechanical prestressing; choosing optimum method, intensity, and cov erage of shot peening; evaluations of fine particle abrasive blasting and other methods of surface movement; and shock forming. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List New 21 VPD-81-0001660 SP 126a WHAT'S BEEN WRITTEN ABOUT PEENING (2) - Abstracts of 36 treatises on shot peering and other . forms of peening. Written to give a quick, factual rev iew of the entire field and to catalog literature. In dexed by author and subject. (I960) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List SP 288 BIBLIOGRAPHY ON RESIDUAL STRESS (SUPPLEMENT 3) Contains 698 abstracts gathered from pertinent literature published between 1961 and 1963. The subject index is broken down into the following sections: Measure ment; occurrence; origin, control and removal; effects; and mis cellaneous. 5.00 Mem. 8.00 List SP 231 BIBLIOGRAPHY ON RESIDUAL STRESS(SUPPLEMENT 2) Contains 702 abstracts gathered from pertinent literature published between 1957 and 1960. 5.00 Mem. 10.00 List SP 125 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RESIDUAL STRESS - For engineers, metallur gists, production men, scientists and researchers. 1545 references to domestic and foreign literature that bears on residual stress. Each reference is detailed as to author and source, with descriptive para graph on contents. 5.00 Mem. 10.00 List PARTS AND COMPONENTS *SP 239 DESIGN AND APPLICATION OF HEAVY-DUTY CLUTCHES - Ninth Buckendale Lecture by G. R. Harting. Covers basic design fac tors, testing procedures, and appli cation considerations for clutches used in motor trucks, farm tractors, construction equipment, and sta tionary power units. .75 Mem. 1.00 List SP 274 ENGINE BEARINGS - Three papers presented before the Society in 1964 appear along with 10 never-before-published discussions generated at the session. The sub ject papers include Automotive Engine Bearings - 1964 (873A), Aluminum-On-Steel Bearings Alter Design Practice (873B), and I mperfect Journal Geometry - Its Effect on Sleeve Bearing Performance (8730. 3.00 Mem. 4 .00 List SP 238 ROTATING DERRICKS AND HY DRAULIC SYSTEMS - Utility Ve hicle Workshop - Covers requirements for rotating derricks for line con structions; types and operation of rotating derricks; requirements of truck chassis for rotating derricks; design and layout of hydraulic sys tems; hydraulic pumps, valves and motors; effect of hydraulic surge on hose performance; and hydraulic sys tem maintenance. 5.25 Mem. 7.00 List SP 228 REAR AXLE GEAR TOOTH SURFACE FAILURES - Consists of 4 papers presented before SAE in January, 1962. Gear Design as it Affects Gear Tooth Surface Failures; Metals and Their Heat Treatment as They Affect Gear Tooth Surface Failures; and Lubricants as Re lated to Gear Tooth Surface Failure Problems. 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List SP 221 DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF SPIRAL BEVEL AND HYPOID GEARS FOR HEAVY-DUTY DRIVE AXLES - In the Eighth L. Ray Buckendale Lecture, author Wells Coleman emphasizes spiral bevel and hypoid drive gears. Covered are gear type selection, gear loading, service conditions, gear size, number of teeth and diametral pitch, face width, hypoid pinion offset, spiral angle, pressure angle, hand of spiral, tooth proportions, load ratings, design of gear and pinion blanks, gear mater ials, forgings, carburizing, quenching, hardness, surface treatment, gear manufacturing tolerances, cutting methods. (1962) .75 Mem. 1.00 List SP 186 THE DESIGN OF SINGLE-STAGE, THREE-ELEMENT TORQUE CON VERTER - 7th L. Ray Buckendale Lecture. Includes determination of torus diameter, blading design, per formance estimation, fabrication, ef fect of fluid density and viscosity engine matching, altitude performance and cooling. (1961) .75 Mem. 1.00 List SP 168 ANTI-FRICTION BEARINGS SE MINAR - Bearings are covered from a design, materials, lubrication, and service standpoint. Types con sidered: High-speed moderate-temp erature; high-temperature, moderatespeed and oscillatory motion; high speed high-temperature: and unusual environments. (1959) 2.50 Mem. 5.00 List PASSENGER CARS *SP 338 AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE EVALU ATION UNDER CUSTOMER USAGE CONDITIONS - A report of AMA Passenger Car Brake Committee. Some major U. S. car producers participated in brake performance evaluation to obtain data under severe customer usage conditions. Cars were instrumented to obtain brake lining and brake fluid temper atures, and loaded to maximum re commended weights. Sixty-seven 4-color graphs illustrate results. 6.00 Mem. 10.00 List SP 296 PARKING BRAKES - Covers use of hudrualic service brakes for heavy duty or high frequency parking, parking and emergency braking systems, and emergency brakes for utility vehicles. 2.00 Mem. 2.75 List 22 SP 294 SURVEY OF RESEARCH PRO JECTS ON HUMAN TOLERANCE TO IMPACT FORCES - Recent, current, and planned studies on human tolerance to impact are de scribed in this publication. Com piled by the SAE Automotive Safety Committee, SP 294 provides in formation on research projects re lating to maximum occupant safety in motor vehicles. Details are given on research project sponsors. 3-00 Mem. 4.00 List SP 279 . VISUAL CONSIDERATIONS: MAN, THE VEHICLE ANO THE HIGHWAY - By Ingeborg Schmidt and Dr. P. L. Connolly. Physi ological optics are reviewed for designers and users of automobiles. Eye movements, visual field and fixation field are described, together with the sensory mech anisms which comprise adaptation, contrast, sensitivity, visual acuity, perception of motion and distance. Physiological and perceptual capabilities of man's visual system as it was 50,000 years ago are related to what is required of him In a vehicle-highway environment today. 1.50 Mem. 2.00 List SP 275 THE VARIABLE-STABILITY AUTOMOBILE - Describes the application of the variable stability and response automobile for deter mining the dynamic characteristics of automobiles. Also covered is the use of the GMR variable sta bility passenger car in a brief study of driver performance in maneuver ing. Of related interest is HS J670a. (See pg. 7 of this check list.) 1.50 Mem. 2.00 List SP 266 HUMAN SIMULATIONS FOR AUTOMOTIVE RESEARCH - By D. M. Severy. Covers methods of human simulation, anthropometric dummy uses, instrumentation for human simulation, medical scien tist opinion on the anthropometric dummy, and trends in human simu lation for automotive research. (1965) 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List SP 255 EXPERIENCE WITH TRANSISTOR IZED IGNITION SYSTEMS - An evaluation of transistorized systems is given along with views expressed by three fleet operators and five manufacturers. 3.00 Mem. 5.00 List SP 253 DESIGN ASPECTS FOR REAR VISION IN MOTOR VEHICLES Discussion of the physiological aspects of rear vision, the applica tion of these principles to design of the vehicle for total vision, and the assessment of the completed vehicle (including road testing) in light of the principles. 2.25 Mem. 3.00 List New VPD-81-0001661 SP 24 2 BONDING OF BRAKE LININGS Developed by members of the SAE Brake Committee. Covers Labors ` 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 drive line 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 SP 258 ' RETARDERS - THEIR EFFECT ON VEHICLE COMPONENTS - The effect of retarders on engines, trans missions, drivelines, axles, and tires is discussed. 2.25 Mem. 3.00 List SP 251 ART AND SCIENCE OF BRAKING HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES Describes the functional relationship of the components making up shoedrum type brake systems for heavy-duty on-highway commercial vehicles. Theory versus practice is emphasized by discussing vehicle and laboratory testing, the usage of commercial vehicles, and the empiric nature of friction. The author of this L. Ray Buckendal.e Lecture is G. P. Mathews. (1964) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List SP 244 TRUCK TIRE TRENDS - Covers effects of design and construction on truck tire wear and noise; trends in truck tire traction, noise and fuel consumption; truck tire construc tions - duplex and tubeless; new synthetic rubbers; and repair. 3.75 Mem. 5.00 List SP 240 SP 229 COMPUTER EXPLOSION IN TRUCK ENGINEERING - Design Procedures Adapted to Computer Techniques Covered are design reliability of com ponents; driveline - Optimum Design; vehicle dynamics; computer simulated vehicle performance, use of computers in steering geometry analysis; inde pendent front suspension, and com puter application in drafting. 5.25 Mem. 7.00 List NEW BRAKE SYSTEM ROAD TEST CODE - BACKGROUND ANO EVAL UATION - Background on the de velopment of this new SAE test code are given by the experts who prepare it. (The code is intended for "flat road" brake evaluation of trucks and buses.) SP 229 contains an intro duction and sections on; Industry's Need for Code and History of Its De velopment; Scope and Interpretation of Standardized Code for "Flat Road" Brake Test for Trucks and Buses; and Status Report on Proposed Code for "Flat Road" Brake Evaluation for Pas senger Cars. 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List (Note: The test code, "Brake Sys tem Road Test Code - Truck and BusSAE J786", is available as a Hand book Supplement (HS 70). SP 226 UTILITY VEHICLE WORKSHOP: ENGINE SPEED CONTROLS POWER TAKE-OFF DRIVES - Contains seven papers. The Need for Load Sensing Governors on Truck Engines Opera ting Hydraulic Utility Equipment; In stallation of Engine Speed Govern ors on Public Utility Trucks; Devel opment of a Speed Regulating, Load Sensing Auxiliary Governor for Power Take-Off Driven Equipment; Eight Bolt Power Take-Off Drives for Trans mitting Higher Torques for Auxiliary Equipment; A Look at Geared SplitShaft Power Take-Offs for the Public Utility Industry; Continuous Running Flywheel Power Take-Offs; Chassis Design for Full Torque PTO Instal lations. (1962) 3.00 Mem. 6.00 List SP 194 COOLANT TEMPERATURE EF FECTS ON ENGINE LIFE AND PERFORMANCE - Discussions covering coolant temperature effects on engine life and performance, temp erature control of truck cooling sys tem, engine cooling system design for optimum temperature control, tempera ture control as it affects engine life, effeciency and economy, and 20 years of fleet experience with engine temperature control. (1961) 2.25 Mem. 4.50 List SP 154 A BETTER TRUCK RIDE FOR DRIVER AND CARGO - Ride of com mercial vehicles as affected by sus pension system and configuration of vehicle. Includes cooperative recom mendations made by SAE Committee on Ride, plus recent developments reported by R.N. Janeway. Mechan ical and air springs are covered for truck-tractors and trailers. (1958) 5.00 Mem. 10.00 List MISCELLANEOUS *SP 341 PLANNING A PRODUCT - 14th L. Ray Buckendale Lecture by V. G. Raviolo. A need exists for the de signer of a product to understand the planning process so that he may relate his work to the whole. The process involves functions which are outside the engineer's respons ibility . This paper describes the process broadly in order to encour age the designer to extend the range of his thinking beyond purely techni cal requirements. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List SP 281 PLEASURE BOAT SAFETY Provides a ready reference for manufacturers of pleasure boat to factors directly influencing the manner in which marine products should be produced. It indicates who's who in the industry and where to go for answers relating to Slate, Federal and Coast Guard regulations affecting safety. 5.00 Mem. 7.00 List SP 272 KINEMATIC ANALYSIS METHOD Titles encompass a computer-aided design analysis system, programmed systems, position calculation, de termining velocity and acceleration, force and torque, and application of a vector approach to mechanisms. (1965) 4.50 Mem. 6.00 List SP 247 DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCING STANDARDS - A reprint of Dimensioning (A6), Form Tolerancing (A7), and Positional Tolerancing (A8) sections of the SAE AerospaceAutomotive Drawing Standards Manual. These standards are simi lar to and in general conform to MIL-STD-8. 3.00 Mem. 4.50 List SP 222 INSTINCTS IN ACTION, a new book by Norman Shidle, contains 140 "For Sake of Argument" pieces se lected from those printed in SAE Journal between 1948 and 1961. Shidle, editor of SAE Journal, says of this collection of his work: "Most of these essays are commentaries on how people act; and why they act the way they do." 4.00 Mem. and List SP 189 HOW TO WRITE REPORTS THAT GET READ - A report by Tyler G. Hicks, McGraw-Hill Book Co.(1960) . 75 Mem. 1.00 List SP 162 MAKE SLIDES WORTH WHILE Description of preparing slides to supplement oral presentations. Dif ferent graphic techniques available and date on layout of slide for clarity (including use of color). (1959) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List SAE HANDBOOK SUPPLEMENTS Contain Society-approved surface vehicle standards, recommended practices, and in formation reports. They have the same standing os reports appearing in the SAE Hand and scarifiers. Vehicle lubrication intervals are also covered. book. CONSTRUCTION AND AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT HS 39 CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY - Reprint of related reports appearing in the 1968 SAE 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List J939 OFF-ROAD VEHICLE MOBILITY EVALUATION - SAE Recommended HS 61 AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT - A special edition of 34 subject reports reprinted form the 1968 SAE Hand book. Included are standards and rec ommended practices on lighting, disc wheels, three-point free-link hitch at tachments, hydraulic remote control devices, power take-off, break-away connectors, minimum access dimen Handbook. Test codes for commercial and industrial vehicles, power out lets, engine cooling systems, loading ability, crane hoist line speed and power, crane load stability, hydraulic power pumps, motors, and equipment appear in HS 39. There are reports on nomenclature for tractors, scrapers, bulldozers, cable control units, Practice. Provides a uniform pro cedure For evaluating off-road mobility of self-propelled vehicles, and criteria for defining design requirements. Emphasizes those qualitative and quantitative evaluations essential in determining a vehicle's ability to meet demands placed on it by off road environments. Major factors directly sions, power driveline shielding, test shovel and loaders, rippers, rooters influencing mobility performance are codes and other areas. sidered. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List VPD-81-0001663 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List - MATERIALS HS 84 . MANUAL, ON SHOT PEENING SAE J808a - Inteded as a prac tical aid to engineers, designers, and men in the shop, HS 84 points out some of the possibilities and some of the limitations of the pro cess . Chapters are devoted to a description of the process, the effect of shot peening, shot peening machines, peening media, quality control, fatigue properties, and X-ray diffraction. 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List J965 ABRASIVE WEAR--SAE Information Report. Covers fundamentals of abrasive wear phenomena, testing for abrasive wear resistance, and solu tions to abrasive wear problems. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List J936 METHODS OF RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENT. SAE Information Report. Em phasizing mechanical methods of residual stress measurement, this report will help engineers select appropriate measurement techniques. Selected methods are described, classified, and compared. Layer removal, sectioning, hole drilling, slitting, and other qualitative methods are covered along with measurement of Hertzian hardness and analysis. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List J447a PREVENTION OF CORROSION OF METALS - SAE Information Report. A guide to principles of metal cor rosion and methods of dealing with its prevention. Materials are described and evaluated. Chemical treatments are covered along with coatings of metal, paints, and ceramics. 1.25 Mem. 2.00 List HS 145 CLASSIFICATION OF MAJOR VISIBLE IMPERFECTIONS IN SHEET STEEL-SAE J810 - Con tains illustrations and definitions of major surface imperfections that sometimes occur in sheet steel. 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List HS 3 SURFACE ROLLING AND OTHER METHODS FOR MECHANICAL PRESTRESSING OF METALSSAE J811 - Covered are applica tions of mechanical prestressing, theory of surface rolling for fatigue improvement, calculations for the sur face rolling process, tooling for sur face rolling, control and inspection, and the effect of surface rolling on properties other than fatigue. 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List HS 169 LOW TEMPERATURE PROPER TIES OF FERROUS MATERIALSSAW J794 - Covers factors af fecting ductility of ferrous materials. Methods of evaluation are discussed and related to service problems. The significance of composition, micro structure and welding are brought out for different production methods such as casting, rolling, and forging. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List HS 124 SAE MANUAL ON BLAST CLEANING-SAE J792 - Instructs engineers, designers, and shop men in blast cleaning know-how. Discusses blasting abrasives, blast cleaning machines, production procedures, and process specifications. 2.50 Mem. 5.00 List HS 147 EVALUATION OF METHODS FOR MEASUREMENT OF RESIDUAL STRESS-SAE J793 - The residual stress distribution obtained from measurements of six standard speciments by 20 different research lab oratories using five different methods of analysis are compared. 2.50 Mem. 5.00 List HS 182 MEASUREMENT OF STRESS BY X-RAY-SAE J784 - Considered from both technical and practical points of view. Techniques are pre sented which enable satisfactory measurements of stress even when diffraction lines are diffused. Tech niques are based on two-exposure method and use of diffractometers. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List HS 198 INFLUENCE OF RESIDUAL STRESS ON FATIQUE OF STEEL-SAE J783Summarized results of cooperative research program on cold-drawn steel bars, strain-peened flat leaf springs, residual stresses induced by subcritical quench, steel strips plasti cally deformed, relaxation of resi dual stresses due to fatigue loading, and varying residual stress bars. (1961) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List HS 190 REINFORCED PLASTICS FOR GROUND VEHICLE APPLICATIONSSAE J762 - This Information Report established an engineering approach to selection and use of reinforced plastic materials. Also acquaints engineers with varied classes of fibrous reinforced plastic materials available and their general range of properties and applications. .75 Mem. 1.50 List HS 191 AUTOMOBILE PAINTING PRACTICES-SAE J761 - SAE Informa tion Report covering surface coatings) in the automotive industry. Included for discussion are cleaning (emulsion, alkaline, acid, vapor, solvent, mechanical, pickling, flame, and steam); chemical treatment of sur faces; primers; and color coating. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List HS 22 REPAIR OF FERROUS CASTINGSSAE J804 - Shop procedure for repairing apparent imperfections in new automotive gray iron castings, malleable iron castings, and local steel castings. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List PARTS AND COMPONENTS HS 6 RIDE AND VIBRATION DATA MANUAL. SAE Information Report. Provides a graphical presentation of damped vibrating system 25 characteristics aimed at applications to vehicle ride and vibration problems. Basic relationships, vibration systems, energy absorption and impact, and vibration limits for passenger comfort are covered. 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List J670a VEHICLE DYNAMICS TERMI NOLOGY. SAE Recommended Practice. Defines mechanical vibra tion - qualitative terminology, vibrating systems, components and characteristics of suspension systems, vibrations of vehicle suspension systems, suspension geometry, tires and wheels, and directional control. Of related interest is SP 275, The Variable-Stability Automobile. 1.25 Mem. 2.00 List HS 49 SPEEDOMETERS, ODOMETERS, AND TACHOMETERS - Contains SAE Information Report, Factors Affecting Odometer-Speedometer Accuracy - J862, and SAE Recom mended Practice, Speedometers and Tachometers - J678a. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List HS 34 LIGHTING EQUIPMENT AND PHOTOMETRIC TESTS - 1968 Edition - Contains lighting stand ards and recommended practices appearing in the 1968 SAE Hand book . Designers and manu facturers of this type of equip ment will find HS 34 of interest. 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List HS 150 TUBE, PIPE, HOSE, AND LUBRICATION FITTINGS Reprint of all reports appearing in the tubing and fitting section of the 1968 SAE Handbook. Fittings tubing, connections, hoses, "0" rings, plugs and flanges are among the subjects covered. In addition, it includes a recommended coding system for the identification of these products. 2.50 Mem. 4.00 List HS 9 MANUAL ON DESIGN AND APPLI CATION OF HELICAL AND SPIRAL SPRINGS-SAE J795 - A concise and simple account of essentials involved in the design and application of heli cal and spiral springs to help the en gineer and designer as a means to better appreciate the nature of spring problems and to supply them with a ready reference and guide. 4.00 Mem. 8.00 List HS 26 MANUAL ON DESIGN AND MANU FACTURE OF TORSION BAR SPRINGS-SAE J796 - Presents information pertinent to high efficiency springs as used on suspensions of automotive vehicles. Covers many types of torsion bar springs for a wide variety of uses. (1966) 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List VPD-81-0001664 HS 63 MANUAL ON DESIGN AND MANU FACTURE OF CONED DISK SPRINGS OR BELLEVILLE SPRINGS - SAE J798 - Complete engineering package on Belleville springs. Tells how to design Belleville springs, where and how they are used, materials they are made of and how to fabricate them. 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List J904 RADIATOR DETERMINATION - SAE Information Report. Is a radiator data sheet showing information necessary for radiator manufacturers to decide upon basic radiator design. .50 Mem. 1.00 List PASSENGER CARS "HS 19 SAE TECHNICAL REPORTS REF ERENCED IN FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS Includes all SAE standards referenced in the most recent Federal legislation relating to motor vehicle safety. Standards are in loose-leaf form in a special folder so that the very latest SAE reports relating to safety may be included. 3.00 Mem. 5.00 List *HS 24 MOTOR VEHICLE BRAKING SYS TEMS AND COMPONENTS - Unique because It is always "current". As a loose-leaf, spiral-bound publication, HS 24 provides the very latest SAE Standards and Recommended Prac tices relating to braking systems and components. The present edition con tains 37 reports. This is subject to change as new reports are added. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List HS 58 DIESEL FUEL INJECTION EQUIPMENT AND TEST METHODS - Of interest to designers and manufacturers of diesel engines and fuel injection com ponents as well as to producers of diesel fuels. Contains seven reports reprinted from the 1967 SAE Handbook, plus a new report designated J981, Master Calibrating Fuel Injection Pump. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List HS 160 LUBE OIL FILTER PER FORMANCE TEST-SAE J806 Prescribes materials, apparatus, methods and practices compiled for laboratory testing and evaluation of automotive type filters. Partial and full flow types are covered. .75 Mem. 1.50 List J905 FUEL FILTER TEST METHOD. SAE Recommended Practice. Describes laboratory testing of final stage fuel filters used to protect engines from abrasive contaminant. Provides a standard method of rating fuel filter perfoimance in terns of flow, pore size, contaminant holding capacity, efficiency, and media migration. Applicable to all types of liquid fuel fillers used on automotive type internal combustion engines. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List J73 MULTIPURPOSE PETROLEUM BASE FLUIDS. SAE Infoimation Report. Specifications for multipurpose pet roleum base fluids are given to re flect current industry usage of such materials in agricultural, construc tion, industrial and other specialpurpose vehicles. Covered is a wide range of fluid properties and their suitability for use at various ambient temperatures depending on vehicle design. 1.50 Mem. 2.50 List J906 AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY GLAZING MANUAL. SAE Information Report. Provides a basic guide to character istics of safety glazing materials and information on usage for those un familiar with glazing. Also includes two SAE Recommended Practices, Safety Glazing Materials - J674 and Automotive Glazing - J673. 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List J900 CRANKCASE EMISSION CONTROL TEST CODE - SAE Standard. Pro vides standard test procedures for crankcase emission control systems and/or devices. Procedures included for determining flow rate of blowby of an engine and flow rates through the crankcase emission control system inlet and outlet. .75 Mem. 1.00 List HS 48 PERFORMANCE CHARTS FOR HYDRODYNAMIC DRIVE VEHICLES (Referred to in SAE J644) Curve Sheets: HE - For 0-200 in stalled net horse power .50 HF - For 0-400 in stalled net horse power .50 HG - For 0-900 in stalled net horse power .50 HH - Without printed scales .50 Total 2 .00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 4.00 TRANSPORTATION AND MAINTENANCE HS 40 MAINTENANCE OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE COOLING SYSTEMS This comprehensive guide to servic ing modem truck and passenger-car cooling systems clearly defines limitations of coolants in regard to leakage, evaporation, overheating. and loss of capacity. Interrelations between cooling, fuel, lubrication, and exhaust systems are examined. 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List HS 70 BRAKE SYSTEM ROAD TEST CODE TRUCK AND BUS-SAE J786 - Estab lishes a uniform procedure for the level road test of the brake systems of all weight classes of tmcks and buses. Covered are deceleration vs. input as affected by vehicle speed, brake tem perature and usage, lining characteris tics and life, and drum characteristics. 1.25 Mem. 2.50 List HS 27 MOBILE RADIO TELEPHONE FOR AUTOMOTIVE USE - SAE J797 - Supplies essential in formation to ultimate user of vehi cles and mobile radio equipment. Also gives equipment manufac turers useful data. Report contains general information, physical di mensions, equipment and space requirements, vehicle power, sup ply system, installation and maintenance, user's manual at base station, user's manual at mobile station, and selective calling. 1.50 Mem. 3.00 List HS 82 TRUCK ABILITY PREDICTION PROCEDURE-SAE J688 - Provides practical method for predicting truck perfoimance. By following directions, it is possible to select a truck on the basis of readily available specifi cations, information provided, and a minimum of calculation. 3.00 Mem. 5.00 List HS 83 TRUCK ABILITY WORK SHEET PADGives procedure form for determining grade ability at a given road speed and equivalent acceleration rate. Pad contains 150 work sheets. One copy of HS 83a (which is suitable for reproduction) is supplied with each pad. 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List HS 83a SAE COMMERCIAL VEHICLE ABILI TY REPORT FORM - Available as a single sheet for reproduction or may be purchased in quantity. .25 Mem. .50 List MISCELLANEOUS HS 156 SCALES FOR USE WITH DECI MAL-INCH DIMENSIONING-SAE J805 - Standards on scales for draftsmen to implement the decimal dimensioning practices in the auto motive industry. These standards are intended to promote uniformity of scales. Such uniformity may stimulate mass production of scales heretofore considered specials by drafting equipment manufacturers. .75 Mem. 1.50 List VPD-81-0001665 26 TECHNICAL REPORT PREPRINTS Printed os indivithiol reports from the 1968 SAE Handbook or in some coses in advance of their inclusion in the 1969 SAE Handbook which will become available in January, 1969. Unless otherwise noted, member price per copy is $.50. List price is $1. 1969 HANDBOOK REPORTS J318 (CONTROL) AND EMERGENCY (SUP PLY) LINE COUPLERS - SAE RecAIR BRAKE GLADHAND SERVICE ommended Practice. November 1967. J319 MINIMUM PERFORMANCE CRI TERIA FOR BRAKE SYSTEMS FOR OFF-HIGHWAY, RUBBER-TIRED, SELF-PROPELLED SCRAPERS SAE Recommended Practice. Novem ber 1967. J320 MINIMUM PERFORMANCE CRI TERIA FOR ROLL-OVER PROTEC TIVE SYSTEMS FOR RUBBERTIRED, SELF-PROPELLED SCRA PERS - SAE Recommended Practice. November 1967. J321 FENDERS FOR PNEUMATIC-TIRED EARTHMOVING HAULAGE EQUIP MENT - SAE Recommended Practice. November 1967. J573c LAMP BULBS AND SEALED UNITS SAE Standard. February 1968. J879a MOTOR VEHICLE SEATING SYS TEMS - SAE Recommended Practice. February 1968. J901a UNIVERSAL JOINT AND DRIVE SAFETY NOMENCLATURE AND TERMINOLOGY - SAE Recommended Practice. August 1967. *J908 LIGHTING AND MARKING OF FARM AND LIGHT INDUSTRIAL EQUIP MENT ON PUBLIC ROADS - SAE Standard. November 1967. J921a INSTRUMENT PANEL LABORATORY IMPACT TEST PROCEDURE--HEAD AREA - SAE Recommended Practice. November 1967. J980 BUMPER EVALUATION TEST PRO CEDURE - SAE Recommended Prac tice. February 1968. J988 LABELING OF MOTOR VEHICLE BRAKE FLUID CONTAINERS - SAE Recommended Practice. October 1967. J989 CARBON MONOXIDE CONCENTRA TION TEST PROCEDURE - SAE Recommended Practice. January 1968. J994 CRITERIA FOR BACKUP ALARM DEVICES - SAE Recommended Prac tice. July 1967. \J996 INVERTED VEHICLE DROP TEST PROCEDURE - SAE Recommended Practice. August 1967. 1968 HANDBOOK REPORTS J4c MOTOR VEHICLE SEAT BELT ASSEMBLIES - SAE Standard. July 1965. 1.00 Mem. 1.50 List J65 RUBBER BOOTS FOR USE ON HY DRAULIC BRAKE ACTUATING CYL INDERS - SAE Standard. December 1964. J90a NONMETALLIC GASKETS FOR GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE PURPOSES SAE Recommended Practice. April 1963. J590b AUTOMOTIVE TURN SIGNAL FLASHERS - SAE Standard. October 1965. J593b BACK UP LAMPS - SAE Standard. May 1966. J673a AUTOMOTIVE GLAZING - SAE Rec ommended Practice. August 1967. J774b EMERGENCY REFLEX REFLEC TORS - SAE Recommended Practice. March 1967. J787b MOTOR VEHICLE SEAT BELT ANCHORAGE - SAE Standard. Sep tember 1966. J800b MOTOR VEHICLE SEAT BELT ASSEMBLY INSTALLATIONS - SAE Recommended Practice. September 1965. J826 MANIKINS FOR USE IN DEFINING VEHICLE SEATING ACCOMMODA TION - SAE Standard. November 1962. J834a PASSENGER CAR REAR VISION SAE Recommended Practice. January 1967. J839b PASSENGER CAR SIDE DOOR LATCH SYSTEMS - SAE Recom mended Practice. August 1966. J843a BRAKE SYSTEM ROAD TEST CODE SAE Recommended Practice. Sep tember 1965. J850 BARRIER COLLISIONS TESTS SAE Recommended Practice. Febru ary 1963. J866a FRICTION IDENTIFICATION SYS TEM FOR BRAKE LININGS AND BRAKE BLOCKS FOR MOTOR VE HICLES - SAE Recommended Prac tice. September 1966. J885a HUMAN TOLERANCE TO IMPACT CONDITIONS AS RELEATED TO MOTOR VEHICLE DESIGN - SAE Information Report. October 1966. 27 J902a PASSENGER CAR WINDSHIELD DEFROSTING SYSTEMS - SAE Recommended Practice. March 1967. J903a PASSENGER CAR WINDSHIELD WIPER SYSTEMS - SAE Recom mended Practice. May 1966. J910 VEHICULAR HAZARD WARNING SIGNAL OPERATING UNIT - SAE Recommended Practice. January 1965. J914 SIDE TURN SIGNAL LAMPS - SAE Recommended Practice. February 1965. J916 METRIC EQUIVALENTS OF U.S. CONVENTIONAL UNITS OF MEA SURE - SAE Recommended Practice. January 1967. J918b PASSENGER CAR TIRE PERFOR MANCE REQUIREMENTS AND TEST PROCEDURES - SAE Recommended Practice. December 1966. J919 MEASUREMENT OF SOUNO LEVEL AT OPERATOR STATION - SAE Recommended Practice. May 1966. J934 VEHICLE PASSENGER DOOR HINGE SYSTEMS - SAE Recommended Prac tice. July 1965. J937 SERVICE BRAKE SYSTEM PER FORMANCE REQUIREMENTS-- PASSENGER CARS - SAE Recom mended Practice. June 1966. J938 DROP TEST FOR EVALUATING LAMINATED SAFETY GLASS FOR USE IN AUTOMOTIVE WIND SHIELDS - SAE Recommended Prac tice. October 1965. J941a PASSENGER CAR DRIVER'S EYE RANGE - SAE Recommended Prac tice. August 1967. J942 PASSENGER CAR WINDSHIELD WASHER SYSTEMS - SAE Recom mended Practice. November 1965. J944 STEERING WHEEL ASSEMBLY LABORATORY TEST PROCEDURE SAE Recommended Practice. Decem ber 1965. J945 VEHICULAR HAZARD WARNING SIGNAL FLASHER - SAE Recom mended Practice. February 1966. J946 GUIDE TO THE APPLICATION AND USE OF RADIAL LIP TYPE OIL SEALS - SAE Recommended Practice. February 1966. J953 PASSENGER CAR BACKLIGH BE FOGGING SYSTEM - SAE Recom mended Practice. May 1966. VPD-81-0001666 J964 TEST PROCEDURE FOR DETERMIN ING REFLECTIVITY OF REAR VIEW MIRRORS - SAE Recommended Prac tice. June 1966. J971 BRAKE RATING TEST CODE COMMERCIAL VEHICLE INERTIA DYNAMOMETER - SAE Recommended Practice. September 1966. J972 MOVING BARRIER COLLISION TESTS - SAE Recommended Prac tice. November 1966. J977 INSTRUMENTATION FOR LABORA TORY IMPACT TESTS - SAE Recom mended Practice. November 1966. USA STANDARDS REPORTS J978 BUMPER JACKING TEST PROCE DURE - SAE Recommended Practice. January 1967. J979 VEHICLE BUMPER JACK REQUIRE MENTS - SAE Recommended Prac tice. January 1967. J982 TRUCK, TRUCK-TRACTOR, AND TRAILER AIR SERVICE BRAKE SYS TEM PNEUMATIC PRESSURE AND TIME LEVELS - SAE Recommended Practice. February 1967. J984 BODY FORMS FOR LABORATORY IMPACT TESTING-SAE Recom mended Practice. March 1967. J985 VISION FACTORS CONSIDERATIONS IN REAR VIEW MIRROR DESIGN SAE Information Report. April 1967. J986 SOUND LEVEL FOR PASSENGER CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS - SAE Standard. July 1967. J992 SERVICE BRAKE SYSTEM PER FORMANCE REQUIREMENTS-- TRUCK ANO BUS - SAE Recommended Practice. July 1967. J1702 MOTOR VEHICLE BRAKE FLUID-- ARTIC - SAE Standard. September 1967. J1703 MOTOR VEHICLE BRAKE FLUIDSAE Standard. September 1967. United States of America Standards Institute reports for which SAE is administrative sponsor are printed and distributed by the Society, Currently available are: B29.7 MALLEABLE IRON DETACHABLE LINK CHAIN AND ATTACHMENTS Specifies dimensions and tolerances of cast malleable iron chain links, which permits interchangeability with out restricting design flexibility. Also given are those standard link chains. (1962) 1.50 Mem. 3.00 List B29.8 LEAF CHAINS - Covers lacing, pin diameter, diameter of link plate holes, link plate contour and thick ness, chain widths, and the minimum ultimate tensile strengths. Also, clevis and sheave design. (1958) 1.50 Mem. 3.00 List B29.9 SMALL PITCH SILENT CHAINS AND SPROCKET TOOTH FORM Covers sprocket tooth form under 3/8 in., formulae for calculating sprocket diameters, standard sprocket diameters, general chain proportions and designations, sprocket face di mensions, and horsepower rating per in. of width (1958) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List B29.10 HEAVY-DUTY OFFSET SIDEBAR POWER TRANSMISSION ROLLER CHAINS AND SPROCKET TEETH Specifies dimensions and tolerances of links and sprockets on a type of chain designed to withstand infrequent ly applied overload. Covers general proportions, assembly dimensions to assure interchangeability, and recommendations on chain selection and lubrication. (1962) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List B70.1 REFRIGERATION FLARE TYPE FITTINGS - Covers dimensional standards on connectors, adapters, reducers, nuts, elbows, tees, cross es, and caps and bonnets. (1962) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List B29.1 TRANSMISSION ROLLER CHAINS AND SPROCKETS - Consolidation and revision of previous roller chain and sprocket standards containing a com pletely new section on horsepower ratings. (1963) 1.50 Mem. 3.00 List B29.2 INVERTED TOOTH (SILENT CHAINS AND SPROCKET TEETHStandardization of silent chains based primarily on standardized sprocket tooth design... allows interchange ability of chains on sprockets of any number of teeth...data tabulated for ease of reference. (1957) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List CRC REPORTS DOUBLE-PITCH POWER TRANS MISSION ROLLER CHAINS AND SPROCKETS - Dimensions for roller chains similar to the ASA B29.1 base chain series except for pitch. The doubled pitch makes the B29.3 chains especially useful for drives having slow to moderate speeds, moderate loads, and long centers. (1954) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List DOUBLE-PITCH CONVEYOR ROLLLER CHAINS, ATTACHMENTS AND SPROCKETS - Dimensions for chain and sprockets for slow-speed con veyor applications. Pitch is double that of corresponding ASA B29.1-1 transmission roller chains. (1954) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List ATTACHMENTS FOR TRANS MISSION ROLLER CHAINS Covers diameter and location of holes in attachment link plates, height above pitch line of the top of the bent attachment link plates, and diameter and length of ex tension of the extended pins. (1954) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List STEEL DETACHABLE LINK CHAIN AND ATTACHMENTS - Establishes only those tolerances that will pro vide chain interchangeability, without restricting design flexibility. (Re affirmed 1962) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List Are booklets containing the results of research on the best possible combination of fuels, lubricants, and the equipment in which they are used. They are distributed through SAE as they become available from the Coordinating Research Council. CRC368 Analysis of the 1961 Road Rating Exchange Data: Octane Number Fuel Rating Tests 2.25 Mem. 4.50 List CRC370 Study of CRC Calculated Tem perature - V/L Technique (1963) 2.25 Mem. 4.50 List CRC380 Aviation Fuel Safety 3.00 Mem. 4.50 List CRC384 Analysis of 1963 Road Rating Data Regular Grade Fuels and Cars 3.00 Mem. 4.50 List CRC386 1964 Vapor Lock Tests 3.50 Mem. 5.00 List 28 CRC387 Analysis of 1964 Road Rating Data Preminum Grade Fuels and Cars (1966) 4.00 Mem. 7.00 List CRC388 Investigation of High-Tempera ture Thermal Stability of Aviation Turbine Fuels (1966) 4.00 Mem. 7.00 List CRC390 Octane Number Requirement Survey - 1965 4.00 Mem. 7.00 List VPD-81-0001667 CRC397 Development of Research Tech nique for the Determination of Performance Characteristics of Lubricating Grease in Antifriction Bearings at Elevated Temperatures (450 F) and Under Thrust Loads Up to 320 Pounds 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List CRC398 Individual Hydrocarbon Re activity Measurements: Stateof-the-Art (1966) 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List CRC399 Study of Techniques for Convert ing Nitric Oxide in Automotive Engine Exhaust for Determination as Nitrogen Dioxide (1966) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List CRC400 1966 CRC Motor Vehicle Evap oration Loss Technique Evalua tion 6.00 Mem. 10.00 List CRC401 Diesel Exhaust Composition and Odor: Progess Report for 1965 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List CRC402 Analysis of 1965 Road Rating Data Regular Grade Fuels and Cars 3.50 Mem. 6.00 List 'CRC403 Evaluation of Expressions for Fuel Volatility (1967) 3.50 Mem. 5.00 List CRC405 Determination of Low-Temperature Cranking Characteristics of Engine Oils at -20 F, Using CRC L-49-663 Research Test Technique (1967 2.50 Mem. 5.00 List CRC406 Development of Military Fuel/ Lubricant/Engine Compatibility Test (1967) 2.00 Mem. 3.00 List CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS These are soft-cover books containing all the technical papers presented at spe cial meetings of the Society on very specific subjects. This is the only printed form for such material. P24 1968 INTERNATIONAL AIR CARGO Seeks to identify problems which may inhibit the growth of air cargo, pro poses solutions to these problems, and determines how to put these solu tions into practice. Specifically cov ered are urban cargo transport plan ning and facilities planning. 7.00 Mem. 9.00 List P23 1968 SPACE TECHNOLOGY -Cov ers future launch vehicle requirements, (post^Apollo), in-space propulsion systems, Earth orbital systems, lunar and planetary exploration. A review of prior accomplishments, and examina tion of current goals, and an extrapoIatation of the National Space Pro gram are provided by experts from industry and government. 8.00 Mem. 12.00 List P22 ANALYSIS AND CONTROL OF TRAFFIC FLOW - The role of technology in developing future transportation systems is emphasized in this collection of technical papers. Among the topics covered are the planning of Ohio's Transportation Research Center, application of computer simulation to the study of traffic signal systems, accidents, wave theories of traffic flow, and automatic control of freeway ramp traffic. 5.00 Mem. 7.00 List P21 AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY DYNAMIC MODEL SYMPOSIUM - The rapidly developing tool of mathe matical model simulation coupled with the electronic computer is reviewed and assessed for the future. Computer simulation of driver be havior, impact trauma, prediction of car crash response, and dynamic model validation are covered along with an actual operational model. 4.00 Mem. 6.00 List P20 ELEVENTH STAPP CAR CRASH Reflects a unique exchange of scientific information between engineering and medical experts from the U.S., Germany, England, Japan, and Sweden. Some 23 technical papers presented at the 1967 Conference cover car occupant protection from injuries to the spine, head, chest, and knee. Computer simulated accidents, safety performance of laminated glass, energy-absorbing steering columns, rear seat environment, experimental impact protection, and statistical analysis of 28,000 accident cases are among the subjects covered. 10.00 Mem. and List P19 1967 INTERSOCIETY ENERGY CONVERSION ENGINEERING Covers Brayton cycle, Rankine cycle, thermionics, thermoelectrics, photovoltaics, electrochemical devices, hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell, magnet ohydrodynamics and electrogasdynamics, chemical engines and turbines, nuclear energy sources, O-IO KW manned space power, space nuclear power (10 kw - 50 kw), manned space power, underwater power, unconven tional terrestrial power, and electric automobile power. Coordinated by ASME, SAE, AIAA, IEEE, AICE, and ANS. 14.00 Mem. 20.00 List P18 1967 AEROSPACE RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY - "All Sys tems Go?" is the theme of some 75 technical papers on mechanical and structural reliability, testing, human factors, system requirements for long duration space missions, data systems, mathematics developments and appli cations, design, system/cost effec 29 CRC407 Octane Number Requirement Survey - 1966 5.00 Mem. 8.00 List CRC408 1966 CRC Interlaboratory Com parison oF Exhaust Gas Emission Measurements on Four Similar Cars 4.00 Mem. 7.00 List O CRC410 Oxygen Effect in Flame Ionization Response to Hydrocarbons in Auto motive Engine Exhaust (1967) 1.50 Mem. 3.00 List 'CRC411 1965 CRC Motor Vehicle Hot Start and Run Tests 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List tiveness, specifications and standards, safety aspects of personnel training and certification, risk appraisal for program management, and ground sup port equipment. Co-sponsored by SAE/ASME/AIAA. 11.00 Mem. 29.00 List P17 1967 AEROSPACE SYSTEMS Fluid power systems, flight control systems, weapon delivery systems, high flotation landing gear systems, deep submergence vehicle systems, gxiund support systems, escape systems, and many other areas are covered in over 50 papers. Sponsored by SAE. 9.00 Mem. 16.00 List P16 1967 SPACE TECHNOLOGYExperts relate their knowledge and experience through technical papers on low-cost orbital transportation. Future development of economical launch vehicles, space vehicle system concepts, European reusable launch vehicle studies, operations and economics, partially recoverable systems, and pacing technology implications. 8.00 Mem. 12.00 List P15 THIRD INTERNATIONAL SIMU LATION AND TRAINING CON FERENCE - Devoted to human factors in establishing training requirements, training and simulation equipment design, and development and accom plishment of the training program. These areas are covered in eighteen separate papers ranging from the use of computers for handling human factors task data to conjunctive War Gaming. Sponsored by SAE with par ticipation of the Human Factors Society, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, and Simulation Councils, Inc. 7.00 Mem. 10.00 List 'New VPD-81 -0001668 P14 , 1967 ELECTRONIC PACKAGING Appraises microelectronics, advanced techniques and applications, and engineering support. Laser welding, modular packaging for fuel in line integrated circuits, resent develop ments in parallel-gap joining, pre cision bonding, packaging for elec tromagnetic compatibility, embedment and other metallurgical and mechanical characteristics of cross-wire resis tance welds, and thermal stress analysis of epoxy encapsulants are among the subjects covered. Spon sored by SAE. 6.00 Mem. 10.00 List P12 TENTH STAPP CAR CRASH CONFERENCE - Provides an ex change of scientific information on crash protection problems. Among the topics covered are energy, absorbing steering columns, impact dynamics, computer simulation of crash victim, safety seating, ejection, and biodynamics of collision injury. Conducted by SAE. Sponsored by Univ. of Cal if. Extension (Los Angeles), Univ. of Minnesota and Wayne State Univ. 8.00 Mem. and List Pll 1966 ANNALS OF RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY--Emphasis is on achieving system effectiveness. Topics include current research trends in reliability and maintainability, reliability education, testing, safety, system evaluation, design, human factors, and materials properties. Sponsored by AIAA, SAE, and ASME. 8.00 Mem. 16.00 List P9 1966 CLEAR AIR TURBULENCE Advance detection of clear air turbulence and warning techniques are stressed. CAT incidents are reviewed along with avoidance procedures now in use. Discussed are definitions and degrees of turbulence, meteorological theories, the SST in CAT, electromagnetic methods for CAT detection, and operational solu tions. Sponsored by SAE and Institute of Navigation with partici pation of American Meteorological Society, FAA, Flight Safety Foundation, U.S.A.F., U.S. Army Materiel Command, U.S. Navy, and U.S. Weather Bureau. 8.00 Mem. 12.00 List P8 1965 ELECTRONIC PACKAGING Covers energy and thermal considera tions in weld-system development, microcircuit interconnection and packaging, automated flat-pack weld ing system, connector evaluation, reliability parallel gap welding, de sign of high reliability welded elec trical connections, stress evaluation, correlating microstructure, microhard ness and microchemistry in resistance welded electronic leads, and evalua tion of resistance microwelding press by infrared energy measurements. 4.00 Mem. 6.00 List P6 1965 AEROSPACE VEHICLE FLIGHT CONTROL - Technical infor mation is provided on vehicle flight controls relating to piloted and pilot less aircraft, actuation, sensing and information systems, space vehicles, and computation systems. You will find papers on a fail-operative stability augmentation system with self-test capability, control system synthesis for launch vehicles exhibiting severe mode interaction, and a technique for lunar landing site selection by earthbased control. Cosponsored by SAE and NASA. 8.00 Mem. 13.00 List P5 1965 AEROSPACE FLUID POWER SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT - Fiftyone papers cover aerospace fluid power as related to dynamic seals, flange design, supersonic and subsonic trans ports, the Satum-Apollo program, servovalves, clean rooms and con tamination control, space missions, amplifers, support systems, pneu matics, and circuitry. 15.00 Mem. 20.00 List P2 1964 AEROSPACE RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY - Methods of achieving aerospace reliability and maintainability today and in the future are revealed by experts in this 658page publication. Subjects include program management, system analysis, reliability control in design and manu facture of aerospace equipment, safety practices, ground and flight testing, human factors. 12.00 Mem. 15.50 List (16.50 outside U.S.) PI 1964 AIR CARGO - Automation in air cargo distribution systems that are intermodal in concept and international in scope is the focal point of this publication. Covered are the nature of air cargo, surface and airborne equip ment, intransit control, and adminis tration. Discussion of panel sessions on these subjects is also included. 9.00 Mem. 12.00 List (12.50 outside U.S.) ADVANCES IN ENGINEERING AND PROGRESS IN TECHNOLOGY BOOKS Are basic reference books on specific subjects. They are developed through group effort under the direction of operation committees of the Society. PT 12 VEHICLE EMISSIONS--PART 2 Thirty-six technical presentations dating from 1963 to the present form the second volume of a comprehen sive, evaluated technical work in the emissions field. This, plus the first volume (TPG-Vehicle Emissions) are designed to give a fundamental refer ence to significant developments. Major sections include: Fundamen tals, Control, Measurement, Diesel, Evaporation Loss, and Crankcase Blowby. 12.00 Mem. 17.00 List PT 11 BURNING A WIDE RANGE OF FUELS IN DIESEL ENGINES - Research studies and practical engine designs are presented by authorities in this reference book on the multifuel engine problem. The major efforts to date in engine innovations that accommodate a wide range of fuels are detailed, along with test data on performance limits with different fuels. Studies are also included on vaporation, injection, and ignition delay theory. 368 pg. 9.00 Mem. 13.00 List PT 10 THE ROLE OF ENGINE OIL VISCOSITY IN LOW TEMPERATURE CRANKING AND STARTING - A collection of SAW papers and Journal articles. Encompasses the nature of the problem, background on the SAE classification system, engine cranking techniques, the relationship between engine cranking and oil viscosity, and laboratory viscometric techniques. A bibliography also appears. 8.00 Mem. 11.00 List TP 9 GAS TURBINE FUEL CONTROLS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN. Presents some of the varied approaches In analysis and design of such systems. Reflecting current industrial ex perience, this book will serve as an introduction for young engineers as well as a good reference for the ex perienced engineer who may be interested in a specific control. Its content is channeled toward industrial application, and consequently, does not cover controls used only in aircraft. 5.00 Mem. 6.00 List 30 TP 8 CAPACITOR DISCHARGE, PIEZO ELECTRIC. AND TRANS ISTORIZED SPARK IGNITION SYSTEMS. Theoretical and practical considerations are featured along with a description of various types of ignition systems. Chapters relate to fast break induction, voltage risetime, solid-state igni tion, transistorized contactless low voltage ignition, and similar subjects. 5.00 Mem. 6.00 List TP7 DIGITAL CALCULATIONS OF ENGINE CYCLES - Covers a spectrum of engine cycle events ranging from an examination of composition and pro perties of the working fluid to simu lation of the pressure-time events in the combustion chamber. Of special interest are the full-size "Mollier" diagrams (or Hottel charts) of combus tion products. These charts extend to temperatures beyond those for which data were previously available. 6.50 Mem. 9.00 List TP 6 VEHICLE EMISSIONS - A selec tion of SAE technical papers on the definition, measurement, and VPD-81-0001669 control of emission from motor vehicles to the atmosphere. , Covers period 1955-1963. In cludes bibliography with abstracts of SAE material. 8.50 Mem. 12.00 List TP 5 APPLICATION OF COMPUTER IN VALVE GEAR DESIGN - Use of electronic, digital, and analog computers in design and analysis of engine valve gear systems are covered. Specifically included are methods of analyzing engine breathing efficiency, cam face bearing stress, valve gear dynamics, lash measurements on operating engines, deflections and forces in malfunctioning valve trains, and friction damping forces. The correlation of computer results with experimental values is brought out. This book results from technical presentations, discussions, and evaluation of experts experience in the field. 4.00 Mem. 5.50 List TP 4 RELIABILITY CONTROL IN AERO SPACE EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT - Jointly developed by experts from major aerospace companies, TP 4 gives the organization and techniques needed to achieve reliability objectives during de velopment of aerospace equipment. Aimed at engineering and management, the content will provide 'reliability ex perience1 to smaller companies and es tablish a common approach to the sub ject with prime contracts. 5.75 Mem. 8.75 List TP 3 CENTRIFUGAL COMPRESSORS Covered are aerodynamic design and performance, impeller and diffuser characteristics, transonic flow prob lems, combined transonic axial and centrifugal stage compressor, develop ment of the Chrysler automotive com pressor, and the limiting of automotive gas turbine acceleration. 3.50 Mem. 7.00 List TP 2 SELECTING THE VEHICLE FOR THE JOB - Contains papers on select ing the right vehicle for the jub, doorto-door delivery vehicles, basic con siderations for selecting over-the-road vehicles, selecting passenger car fleets, vehicles for public utility service, plus discussion of these papers. (1961) 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List *AE 4 FATIGUE DESIGN HANDBOOK - In tended for the experienced engineer, this book gives procedures for deter mining fatigue properties of materials and components needed to make design decisions. Many references are given to design situations. Also covered are specific practical methods of designing for fatigue without Involving the reader in a discussion of the relative merits of various fatigue theories. 12.00 Mem. 17.00 List AE3 DESIGN OF VIBRATION ISOLATION SYSTEMS - A step-by-step procedure to find dynamic characteristics of an isolation system to protect fragile equip ment, and specification information necessary to insure an isolator does the right job, are the two main parts of this book. Covered in detail are the calcula tion methods and theory for sinusoidal and random vibration environments needed for linear, center-of-gravity vibration isolation systems. This advanced theory and techniques, originally developed for aerospace installations, are applicable in general to other similar problems where accurate isolation analysis is needed. Two plastic overlays and nine "reproducibles" are included to aid in calculations and specifications. 9.50 Mem. 13.50 List *AE 2 PASSENGER CAR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION OESIGN PRACTICES (Part 2) - Gives de sign criteria for transmissions in mass use and detailed design calculations. Components dis cussed by function are: hydraulic controls, transmission fluids. Includes a complete index for both volumes. 5.00 Mem. 7.50 List *AE I PASSENGER CAR AUTO MATIC TRANSMISSION DESIGN PRACTICES (Part I) - Gives de sign criteria for transmissions in mass use today with detailed de sign calculations. Components discussed by function are: l-way clutch, transmission gear design, ratio change and friction elements, oil pumps, hydro-dynamic units, and bearings. 6.50 Mem. 12.00 List * To order AE 1 and AE 2 as a set, the following special prices apply: 9.75 Mem. 18.00 List SAE SAFETY STANDARDS SERVICE This service insures delivery of all SAE ground vehicle safety-related standards via air mail, special delivery. It relieves subscribers of a surveillance task and unnecessary paper work, and guarantees de livery of all new and revised SAE standards and recommended practices as published within a calendar year which begins January 1. Subscribers entering during the year receive "back issue" reports, that is, documents issued since January 1, as well as future documents. 50.00 for first subscription, 25.00 for additional subscriptions sent to the same address. VPD-81-0001670 31 1967 SAE TRANSACTIONS PL'AN A ' This four-volume, hard-cover library edition contains over 198 specially selected fulllength reference papers. One of the volumes provides an index and anstracts of papers contained in the first three volumes. A special feature of this abstract-index is that it covers all other literature presented in 1966 (from which 1967 Transactions papers were selected.}. Approximately 3000 pages. Regular price: $225. Standing orders and Re newal Rate: 175. PLAN B A microfiche version of Plan A. The abstract-index volume is included along with separate microfiche of each papers (and its discussion) approved for the 1967 SAE Transactions. Over 220 microfiche. Price: $90. PLAN C Expanded version of Plan B. Microfiche of all papers presented before the Society in 1966. Included are microfiche of 1967 SAE Transactions papers and discussion and the abstract-index volume. 650 microfiche. Price: $250. 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