Automotive

Author: Xu An / Chen Deyang (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is compiled according to the teaching plan for the "Fifteenth Five-Year Plan" textbooks for higher vocational and technical transportation-related majors, which was determined at the 6th meeting of the second session of the National Teaching Guidance Committee for Vehicle Application Engineering in Higher Vocational and Technical Colleges. The book systematically elaborates on the structure, working principles, testing, diagnosis, and maintenance of vehicle chassis. It organically combines the content of traditional courses such as "Automotive Construction," "Automotive Testing and Diagnosis," and "Automotive Maintenance," facilitating a comprehensive understanding of vehicle chassis-related knowledge and improving the ability to analyze and solve practical engineering problems. The book is divided into thirteen chapters, primarily focusing on typical passenger cars while also covering medium and light commercial vehicles. It introduces relevant content related to the vehicle's powertrain, suspension system, steering system, braking system, and body. This book serves as a textbook for higher vocational and technical transportation-related majors, automotive application engineering, and vehicle engineering. It can also be used as a teaching material for adult education, employee training, and similar or closely related fields. Additionally, it is a valuable reference for engineering technicians engaged in automotive design, manufacturing, use, testing, diagnosis, repair, and vehicle management.
This book is compiled according to the teaching plan for the "Fifteenth Five-Year Plan" textbooks for higher vocational and technical transportation-related majors, which was determined at the 6th meeting of the second session of the National Teaching Guidance Committee for Vehicle Application Engineering in Higher Vocational and Technical Colleges. The book systematically elaborates on the structure, working principles, testing, diagnosis, and maintenance of vehicle chassis. It organically combines the content of traditional courses such as "Automotive Construction," "Automotive Testing and Diagnosis," and "Automotive Maintenance," facilitating a comprehensive understanding of vehicle chassis-related knowledge and improving the ability to analyze and solve practical engineering problems. The book is divided into thirteen chapters, primarily focusing on typical passenger cars while also covering medium and light commercial vehicles. It introduces relevant content related to the vehicle's powertrain, suspension system, steering system, braking system, and body. This book serves as a textbook for higher vocational and technical transportation-related majors, automotive application engineering, and vehicle engineering. It can also be used as a teaching material for adult education, employee training, and similar or closely related fields. Additionally, it is a valuable reference for engineering technicians engaged in automotive design, manufacturing, use, testing, diagnosis, repair, and vehicle management.