Manufacturing vehicle

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Since the core materials are microencapsulated while being dispersed in some liquid manufacturing vehicle, subsequent drying operations are usually required. 

The additional costs to manufacture vehicles that run on alternative fuels has been a subject of much debate. Many believe that when all changes have been taken into account, the costs for near alcohol automobiles will be very close to the cost of a gasoline automobile. FFVs are expected to cost slightly more. 

The starter motor was a high-speed d.c. motor with a speed reduction ratio of about 50 1 to the crankshaft of the combustion engine, and this is the method still used today. Given that the start routine is very short, both the battery and starter motor have, over the years, undergone a complete optimization to obtain the best possible torque for the lowest possible manufacturing costs. As a result, no other system has yet gained a foothold in series-manufactured vehicles. 

The immiscible chemical phases are (1) a liquid manufacturing vehicle phase, (2) a core material phase, and (3) a coating material phase. To form the three phases, the core material is dispersed in a solution of the coating polymer, the solvent for the polymer being the liquid manufacturing vehicle phase. The coating material phase, an immiscible polymer in a hquid state, is formed by utilizing one of the methods of phase separation coacervation, that is,... 

IR spectra also constitute the starting point for the research of vehicles involved in hit-and-run accidents databases are built containing IR information of every layer characterizing manufactured vehicles. Some important examples are the European Collection of Automotive Paints (EUCAP) Database and the FBI/RCMP Paint Data Query (PDQ) Automotive Paint Database. 

Mobile sources. As part of the O3 and CO nonattainment programs. Title II directed further tightening of emission standards applicable to motor vehicles. The Title II provision also established new requirements for petroleum companies to produce alternative fuels for motor vehicles, and for the automotive industry to design and manufacture vehicles that are capable of using such alternative fuels, intended for sale to fleet operations in designated areas. 

As opposed to progress metrics, product related metrics are typically absolute. One metric that is relevant for strategic decisions regarding development rigor or priority, is the number of manufactured vehicles that are impacted by a certain engineering artifact. This can be computed based on the take rate annotations of vehicle features realized by the engineering artifact considered. Similarly, total revenue or cost can be computed by combining take rate information with financial annotations. 

This technique employs a conventional three-phase system the manufacturing vehicle (solvent), the flavor carriers (wall materials), and the flavor (core material). While there are several types of coacervation, complex coacervation is most commonly used in the food/flavor industry. 

Encapsulated flavorings currently made generally use water as a manufacturing vehicle, and thus water (hydration) is the release mechanism. However, coacervation (when cross-linked) produces an insoluble wall, and thus release is via diffusion as opposed to dissolution. In high moisture systems, this slows release but does not stop it. The extrusion process also may provide some controlled release properties in that one may use less soluble matrices thereby reducing release rates. 

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Current requirements for vehicles are more pronounced for warm conditions than for cold for many reasons e.g., improved aerodynamics, transversal placement of the motor, generally higher temperatures under the hood, such that the automobile manufacturers prefer a reduction, rather than increase in RVP. 

Tests on vehicles have shown that the volatility index as defined expresses satisfactorily the fuel contribution during hot operation of the engine (Le Breton, 1984). In France, specifications stipulate that its value be limited to 900, 1000 and 1150, respectively, according to the season (summer, spring/fall, winter). The automobile manufacturers, being even more demanding, require in their own specifications that the FVI not be exceeded by 850 in summer. 

For these reasons, CEC and DOE concluded that the only cost-effective method of getting alcohol fueled vehicles would be from original equipment manufacturers (OEM). Vehicles produced on the assembly line would have lower unit costs. The OEM could design and ensure the success and durabihty of the emission control equipment. 

Dedicated Vehicles. Only Brazil and California have continued implementing alcohols in the transportation sector. The BraziUan program, the largest alternative fuel program in the world, used about 7.5% of oil equivalent of ethanol in 1987 (equivalent to 150,000 bbl of cmde oil per day). In 1987 about 4 million vehicles operated on 100% ethanol and 94% of all new vehicles purchased that year were ethanol-fueled. About 25% of Brazil s light-duty vehicle fleet (10) operate on alcohol. The leading BraziUan OEMs are Autolatina (a joint venture of Volkswagen and Ford), GM, and Fiat. Vehicles are manufactured and marketed in Brazil. 

Many U.S. and foreign automobile manufacturers are developing a fuel flexible vehicle in the 1990s. Ford has developed FFVs for 5-L engines used... 

In the late 1980s attempts were made in California to shift fuel use to methanol in order to capture the air quaHty benefits of the reduced photochemical reactivity of the emissions from methanol-fueled vehicles. Proposed legislation would mandate that some fraction of the sales of each vehicle manufacturer be capable of using methanol, and that fuel suppHers ensure that methanol was used in these vehicles. The legislation became a study of the California Advisory Board on Air QuaHty and Fuels. The report of the study recommended a broader approach to fuel quaHty and fuel choice that would define environmental objectives and allow the marketplace to determine which vehicle and fuel technologies were adequate to meet environmental objectives at lowest cost and maximum value to consumers. The report directed the California ARB to develop a regulatory approach that would preserve environmental objectives by using emissions standards that reflected the best potential of the cleanest fuels. 

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