Contents Basic principles of physics Quantities and units SI units Legal units Fur ther units Natural constants Basi Ba sic ceq equa uati tion onsu suse sed din inm mec echa hani nics cs Rectilinear and rotary motion Transmission of force Friction Vibrations and oscillations Terms Equations Vibration reduction Modal analysis Acoustics General ter minology Measuredquantitiesfornoise emissions Measuredquantitiesfornoise immissions (noise protection) Perceived sound levels Hydrostatics Density and pressure Buoyancy Fluid mechanics Basic principles Basicequationsof fluid mechanics Disch Dischar arge gef fro rom ma apr pres essu sure rev vess essel el Resistanceofbodiessubmerged in a fluid flow Ther modynamics Enthalpy (heat content) Laws of thermodynamics Changes of state for gases Electrical engineering Electromagnetic fields Electric field Dire Direct ctc cur urre rent nta and ndd diirect rectv vo oltag ltage e Time-dependent current Magnetic field Magnet Mag netic icfie field ldand andel elect ectric riccurr current ent Wave propagation Electriceffectsinmetallic conductors
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Electronics 80 Basicprinciplesofsemiconductor technology 80 Disc Discre rete tes sem emic icon ondu duct ctor ord de evice vices s 83 Monolithic integrated circuits 95 Microprocessors in the ECU 96 Electrochemistr y 99 Electrolyticconductionand electrolysis 99 Applications 10 0 Mathematics and methods Mathematics Number systems Functions Equa Eq uati tion ons sin int the hep pla lane net tri rian angl gle e Complex numbers Mathem Mat hemati atical calsi signs gnsan ands dsymb ymbols ols Greek alphabet Finite-element method Applications FEM examples Control engineering Ter ms and definitions Control-engineeringtransfer elements Designing a control task Adaptive controllers Materials Chemical elements Designations Periodic table of elements Substances Substance ter minology Substance parameters Propertiesofsolids Proper ties of liquids Proper ties of water vapor Proper ties of gases Materials Material groups EN metallurgy standards Properti rtieso sof metallicm cmateria rials Casting and steel materials Nonfe Nonferrou rrousm smeta etals, ls,he heav avyme ymetal tals s Nonf Nonfer erro rous usm met etal als, s,l lig ight hta all llo oys Sintered metals Magnetic materials Solders and filler materials
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Propertiesof Propertiesofnon-me non-metalli tallicmate cmaterials rials Insulating materials Ceramic materials Laminates Plastic molding compounds Plasticcodeswithchemical names and trade names Automotive paints Heattreatm Heattreatmentof entofmeta metallic llicmateri materials als Hardness Heat-treatment processes Thermochemical treatment Corros Corrosion ionan andc dcorr orrosi osion onpro protec tectio tion n Corrosion processes Types of corrosion Corrosion testing Corrosion protection Deposits and coatings Deposits Diffusion coatings Conversion coatings Operating fluids Lubricants Ter ms and definitions Engine oils Transmission lubricants Lubricating oils Lubricating greases Fuels Characteristics Gasolines Diesel fuels Alternative fuels Propertiesofliquidfuels and hydrocarbons Propertiesofgaseousfuels and hydrocarbons Brake fluids Coolants
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Machine parts Springs Basic principles Metal springs Sliding bearings Features Hydr Hydrod odyn ynam amic ics sli lidi ding ngb bea eari ring ngs s Sint Sinter ered edm met etal als slilidi ding ngb bea earin rings gs Sliding-contact bearings Roller bearings Applications General principles Selection of roller bearings Calculation of load capacity Gears and tooth systems Over view of gears Star ter-tooth designs American gear standards Calculationofload-bearing capacity Gear materials Belt drives Friction belt drives Positive belt drives Chain drives Over view Chain designs Sprockets Chain-tensioningand chain-guide elements Joining and bonding techniques Detachable connections Positive or formrm-clo closed sed joints Frictional joints Threaded fasteners Snap-onconnectionson plastic components Permanent joints Welding Soldering Adhesive technologies Riveting Penetration clinching
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Vehicle physics Basictermsofautomotive engineering 31 4 Basi Ba sic cte term rms sof ofv veh ehic icle leh han andl dlin ing g 31 314 4 Motor-vehicle dynamics 3 24 Dynamics of linear motion 324 Adhesion to road surface 329 Accelerating and braking 3 31 Actions:Reaction,braking and stopping 3 31 Passing (over taking) 33 3 Fuel consumption 33 5 Dynamics of lateral motion 3 38 Specialoperatingdynamicsfor commercial vehicles 344 Operating-dynamicstest procedures as per ISO 348 Aerodynamics 354 Aerodynamic parameters 3 54 Vehicle wind tunnels 35 5 Vehicle acoustics 3 60 Exteriornoisemeasurementsand statut statutoryl orylimi imits tsfo form rmoto otorv rvehi ehicle cles s 360 Engineering acoustics 36 1 Sound design 362 Internal-combustion Internal-combustion engines Internal-combustion engines 3 66 Ther mal engines 3 66 Cycles 368 Real cycles 37 3 Desi Design gna and ndo ope pera rati ting ngp pri rinc ncip iple le 442 44 2 Mixtureformation,combustion, emissions 376 Gasoline engine 3 76 Diesel engine 38 6 Mixedformsandalternative operating strategies 39 1 Char Charge gec cyc ycllean eand dsu supe perc rcha harg rgin ing g 392 39 2 Gas exchange 392 Variable valve timing 39 5 Supercharging processes 39 9 Exhaust-gas recirculation 40 3 Reciprocating-piston engine 404 Components 4 04 Reciprocating-pistonenginetypes 418 Crankshaft-assembly design 419 Tribology and friction 427 Empiricalvaluesand
Engine cooling Air cooling Water cooling Interco Int ercooli oling ng(cha (charge rge-ai -airco rcooli oling) ng) Oil and fuel cooling Cooling-module technology Cooling-system technology Inte Intell llig igen ent tth ther erma mal lma mana nage geme ment nt Exhaust-gas cooling Engine lubrication Force orce-f -fe eed edl lu ubri bricati cation ons sys yste tem m Components Air filtration Air impurities Air filters (air cleaners) Turboch urbocharg argers ersand andsu super percha charge rgers rs Superchargers (mechanically driven) Press ressur uree-w wavesu esupe perc rcha harg rger ers s Exhaust-gas turbochargers Comple Complexsu xsuper percha chargi rging ngsyst systems ems Exhaust-gas system Design and pur pose Exhaust manifold Catalytic conver ter Par ticulate filter Mufflers Connecting elements Acoustic tuning devices Commercial-vehicleexhaust-gas systems Emission-control Emission-control and diagnosis legislation Emission-control legislation Over view CARBlegislation (passengercars/ light commercial vehicles) EPAlegislation (passengercars/ light commercial vehicles) EUlegislation (passengercars/ light commercial vehicles) Japaneselegislation (passengercars/ light commercial vehicles) USlegislation
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UStestcycles (passengercars/ light commercial vehicles) Europeantestcycle (passengercars/ light commercial vehicles) Japanesetestcycle (passengercars/ light commercial vehicles) Testcyclesforheavy commercial vehicles Exhaus Exhaust-g t-gasm asmeasu easuring ringte techn chniqu iques es Exhaust-gastestonchassis dynamometers Exhaust Exhaust-ga -gasm smeasu easuring ringde devic vices es Diesel smoke-emission test Evaporative-emissions test Diagnostics Introduction Monitoring in driving mode On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) OBD functions OBDrequirementsfor heavy commercial vehicles Workshop diagnostics ECUdiagnosticsand Ser vice Infor mation System Management for spark-ignition engines Managementfor spark-ignition engines Descriptionoftheengine management system System over view Versions of Motronic Cylinder charge Component par ts Controlling the air charge Fuel supply Fuelsupplyanddeliverywith manifold injection Fuelsupplyanddeliverywith gasoline direct injection Evaporative-emissions control system Fuel filter Electric fuel pump High-pressurepumpsfor
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Mixture for mation Basic principles Mixture-formation systems Intake-manifold injection Gasoline direct injection Mixt Mixtur uree-fforma ormati tion onc com ompo pone nent nts s Ignition Basic principles Moment of ignition Ignition systems Ignition coil Spark plug Catalytic exha xhaustst-gast streatment Catalytic conver ter λ control
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Alternative gasoline-engine operation LPG operation Applications Design LPG systems Engines fueled by natural gas Applications Design Components
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Management for diesel engines Management for diesel sel engines Descriptionoftheengine management system Electronic Diesel Control Fuelsupplysystem (low-pressure stage) Fuel supply and deliver y Fuel filtering Common-rail injection system System over view Injectors High-pressure pumps Rail Time-controlledsingle-cylinder pump system Unit-injectorsystemfor passenger cars Unit-injectorsystemfor commercial vehicles Unit-pumpsystemfor commercial vehicles
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Diese Diesel ldi distr strib ibut utor ori inj njec ecti tion onp pum umps ps Axia Axiall-pis -pisto ton nd distr istrib ibut utor orp pum umps ps Radi Radial al-p -pis isto ton ndi dist strib ribut utor orp pum umps ps Fuel-injection system Star t-assist systems Preheating systems Exhaust-gas treatment Catalytic conver ters Par ticulate filter Alternative drives Hybrid drives Features Functions Functional classification Drive configurations Control of hybrid vehicles Regenerative braking syst syste em Fuel cells for the vehicle drive Functioning principle Functioningprincipleofthe fuel-cell system Functioningprincipleofthe drivetrain Drivetrain Drivetrain Over view Drivetrain elements Power take-up elements Multi-speed gearbox Manu Ma nual ally lys shi hift fted edt tra rans nsmi miss ssio ions ns Automatic transmissions Continuouslyvariable transmissions Final-drive units All-wh All-wheel eeldri drive vean andt dtran ransf sfer ercas case e Chassis systems Chassis systems Basic principles Suspension Basic principles Types of spring Suspension systems Shockabsorbersand vibration absorbers Shock absorbers Vibration absorbers
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Wheels Passenger-car wheels Commercial-vehicle wheels Tires Tire categories Tire design Tire designation Tire applications Tire traction Tire Tire-p -pre ress ssur ure emo moni nito tori ring ngs sys yste tem m Steering Definitionsformotor-vehicle steering systems Steer teeriing ng-s -sys yste tem mre requ quiireme rement nts s Types of steering box Power-assistedsteeringsystems for passenger cars Power-assistedsteeringsystems for commercial vehicles Brake systems Definitions and principles Legal regulations Structureandorganizationof brake systems Brake Brakesy system stemsf sfor orpas passen senger gerca cars rs Ser vice brake system Electromechanicalparking brake system Electrohydraulic brake Pur pose and function Design Operating principle Brakesystemsforcommercial vehicles System over view Componentsofcommercial- vehicle brake systems Electronicallycontrolled brake system Continuous-operationbrake systems Wheel brakes Disk brakes Drum brakes
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Chassis control and active safety Antilock braking system 806 Function and requirements 8 06 Operating principle 8 06
Traction control system Function and requirements TCS control loops Driv Drivin ingg-dy dyna nami mics csc con ontr trol ols sys yste tem m Function Requirements Operating principle Typical driving maneuver Stru Struct ctur ure eof oft the heo ov veral erall lsy syst stem em System components SpecialElectronicStability Progr Program amfo forc rcomm ommerc ercial ialv vehi ehicle cles s Supplementaryfunctions (automaticbrake-system operations) Integrateddriving-dynamics control systems Over view Functions System architecture Vehicle bodies Road-vehicle systematics Classification Vehicle bodies, passen senger cars cars Main dimensions Body design Aerodynamics Aeroacoustics Body Safety Vehiclebodies, commercial vehicles Classification Light utility vans Medium-andheavy-duty trucks and tractor units Buses Passive safety in trucks Lighting equipment Functions Regulations and equipment Light sources Main-light functions Main Ma in-l -lig ight htf fun unct ctio ions nsf for orE Eur urop ope e Main-l Main-ligh ightf tfunc unctio tions nsfo fort rthe heUSA USA Definitions and ter ms Technicaldesignvariationsof headlamps
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Automotivewindshieldand window glass The Thema mate teria rial lpr prop operti erties eso of fgl glass ass Automotive glazing Functional design glazing Windshield,rear-windowand headlamp cleaning systems Windshield wiper systems Rear-window wiper systems Windshieldandrear-window washer systems Headlamp washer systems
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Passive safety Occupant-protection systems Seatbeltsandseat-belt pretensioners Airbag Rollover protection systems Components Fur ther developments
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Vehicle security systems Locking systems Function Structur Structure( e(sid sided edoor ooras ase exam xample ple) ) Double-locking functions Technology Theft-deterrent systems Regulations System design
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Automotive electrics Vehicle electrical systems Electrical power supply Electrical-system structures Electri ctric cal-syst ystem parameters Elec Electr tric ical ale ene nerg rgy ym man anag agem emen ent t Star ter batteries Requirements Batter y design Charging and discharging Batter y characteristics Batter y types Using the batter y Electrical machines Systematicsofrotatingelectrical machines Direct-current machines
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Alter nators 98 6 Electric power generation 9 86 Operating conditions 99 1 Efficiency 99 2 Types of claw-pole alterna rnator 993 Star ting systems 9 96 Star ter 996 Triggering the star ter 1000 Actuators 1002 Over view 1002 Electrodynamicand electromagnetic converte rters 1002 Piezo actuators 1005 Fluid-mechanical actuators 1007 Wiringharnessesand plug-in connections 1008 Wiring harnesses 1008 Plug-in connections 1010 Electromagneticcompatibility(EMC) and interference suppressio sion 1014 Requirements 1014 Sources of interference 1014 Pote otenti ntiall allys ysusce uscepti ptibl bled edev evice ices s 101 1017 7 Interference coupling 1018 Electrostatic discharge 1019 Measuring technology 1020 Regulations and standards 1021 Symbols and circuit diagrams 1022 Circuit symbols 1022 Circuit diagrams 1029 Terminal designations 1041 Automotive electronics
Automotiveso Automoti vesoftwar ftwareeng eengineeri ineering ng 1044 Motivation 1044 Designofsoftware in motor vehicles 1045 Importantstandardsforsoftware in motor vehicles 1045 The development process 1048 Qualityassurancein software development 1052 Sequencesofsoftware deve de velop lopmen menti tinm nmoto otorv rvehi ehicle cles s 105 1052 2 Modelingandsimulation of software functions 1054 Designandimplementation of software functions 1057 Integrationandtestingof
Automotive networking Bus systems Technical principles Buses in motor vehicles CAN FlexRay LIN Ether net, IP PSI5 MOST bus Archit Architect ecture ureof ofel elect ectron ronic icsyst systems ems Over view Architecturemethods of electronic systems Sensors Basic principles Position sensors Speed and r pm sensors Accelerationand vibration sensors Pressure sensors Flowmeters Gassensors,concentration sensors Temperature sensors Force and torque sensors Optoelectronic sensors Sensorsfordriver-assistance systems Mechatronics Mechatronicsystemsand components Development methodology Outlook
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Comfort and convenience
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User interfaces, telematics and multimedia Display and control Interaction channels Instrumentation RadioandTVreceptionin motor vehicles Wirel ireles ess ssi sign gnal alt trran ansm smiissio ssion n Radio tuners Traffic telematics EU recording equipment Legal regulations Design variations Driver-assistance Driver-assistance systems Driver-assistance systems Parking systems Parkingaidwithultrasonic sensors Parking aid assistant Vehicle navigation Navigation systems Functions of navigation Digital map Adaptive Cruise Control Function Design and function Control algorithms Areaofapplicationandfurther development Predictiveemergency-braking systems Video-baseddriver-assistance systems Lanedeparturewarning and lane keeping suppor t Road-sign recognition Night-vision systems Applications Far-infrared systems Near-infrared systems Appendices Technical ter ms Abbreviations
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Bosch Automotive Handbook 8th Edition Price: $49.95 Bentley Stock No: H016 Publication Date: 2011.jun.1 ISBN: 978-0-83 978-0-8376-1686-5 76-1686-5 Vinyl cover, 4 1/2 in. x 7 in. Case quantity: 1 1256 pages Over 1000 technical photos and illustrations
All about automotive engineering in a pocketbook Robert Bosch GmbH published the frst incarnation o the Automotive Handbook in 1932. The original preace to this edition introduced the book as ollows: “These ‘Technical Tables’ are an attempt to give users o our products a small, handy collection o the interesting ormulas, values, and fgures - drawn mainly rom automotive technology -that are otherwise scattered across various magazines.” Three years later later,, the “Technical Tables” were renamed the “Automotive Handbook.” Contents - central themes
• Basic principles: physics, materials, machine parts, joining and bonding techniques • Vehicle physics: basic terms of automotive engineering, motor-vehicle dynamics, vehicle acoustics • Internal-combustion engines: gasoline engine, diesel engine, turbochargers and superchargers, exhaust-gas system • Emission-control and diagnosis legislation • Management for spark-ignition engines: manifold injection, gasoline direct injection, alternative gasoline-engine operation • Management for diesel engines: common rail • Alternative drives: hybrid drive, fuel cell • Chassis systems: suspension, wheel suspensions, steering, brake systems • Active safety: antilock braking system, driving-dynami driving-dynamics cs control system • Lighting equipment • Automotive electrics: vehicle electrical systems, starter batteries, electrical machines, alternators • Automotive electronics: automotive networking, buses, architectu architecture re o electronic systems, sensors • Driver-assistance systems: parking systems, vehicle navigation, Adaptive Cruise Control, night-vision systems
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