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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 Buckendale 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 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 SP 229 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 State, 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 ANO 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 and scarifiers. Vehicle lubrication formation reports. They have the same standing as reports appearing in the SAE Hand intervals are also covered. book. CONSTRUCTION AND HS 39 CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY - Reprint of related 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List J939 OFF-ROAD VEHICLE MOBILITY AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT reports appearing in the 1968 SAE 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 sions, power driveline shielding, test 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, shovel and loaders, rippers, rooters 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 influencing mobility performance are codes and other areas. sidered. 3.00 Mem. 4.00 List VPD-81 -0001663 2 .00 Mem. 4.00 List