Auto Math Handbook (revised edition)
$54.55
NOW IN STOCK Since 1991, Lohn Lawlor’s Auto Math Handbook has been a standard reference for auto engineers, students, racers, and enthusiast. The formulas, calculations, and equations in the book are the foundation for any car or engine building project. Engineer and racing engine builder Bill Hancock has updated and expanded the original edition with revised sections on: Displacement, bore, and stroke. Brake horsepower and torque. Air capacity and volumetric efficiency. Center of gravity, weight distribution, and g force. New sections on instrument error and calibration, rolling resistance, aerodynamics, planimeter usage, computer programs, and moment of inertia are presented in the same easy-to-read format using real-world applications. Pages: 122. Illustrations: B&W.
Since 1991, Lohn Lawlor’s Auto Math Handbook has been a standard reference for auto engineers, students, racers, and enthusiast. The formulas, calculations, and equations in the book are the foundation for any car or engine building project. Engineer and racing engine builder Bill Hancock has updated and expanded the original edition with revised sections on: Displacement, bore, and stroke. Brake horsepower and torque. Air capacity and volumetric efficiency. Center of gravity, weight distribution, and g force.
New sections on instrument error and calibration, rolling resistance, aerodynamics, planimeter usage, computer programs, and moment of inertia are presented in the same easy-to-read format using real-world applications.
Chapters include:
Displacement, Stroke and Bore
Compression Ratio
Piston Speed
Brake Horsepower and Torque
Indicated Hotsepower and Torque
Air Capacity and Volumetric Efficiency
Weight Distribution
Centre of Gravity
Force and Weight Transfer
Moment of Inertia
Aerodynamics
Rolling Resistance
Shift Points
Quarter Mile ET and MPH
Computer Programs
Instrument Error and Calibration
MPH RPM Gears and Tyres
Tyre Sizes and Their Effects
Average MPH and MPG
Fuel Economy and Cost of Ownership
Crankshaft Balancing
Conversion Factors
Pages: 122. Illustrations: B&W.
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NOW IN STOCK Since 1991, Lohn Lawlor’s Auto Math Handbook has been a standard reference for auto engineers, students, racers, and enthusiast. The formulas, calculations, and equations in the book are the foundation for any car or engine building project. Engineer and racing engine builder Bill Hancock has updated and expanded the original edition with revised sections on: Displacement, bore, and stroke. Brake horsepower and torque. Air capacity and volumetric efficiency. Center of gravity, weight distribution, and g force. New sections on instrument error and calibration, rolling resistance, aerodynamics, planimeter usage, computer programs, and moment of inertia are presented in the same easy-to-read format using real-world applications. Pages: 122. Illustrations: B&W.