Automotive Construction (Volume 2) (21st Century University Textbooks)

Author: Zang Jie, Yan Yan (editors)
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Features: This book focuses on passenger cars and systematically elaborates on the structure and working principles of modern automobiles. It highlights the introduction of mature new structures, technologies, processes, materials, and standards in modern vehicles, including electronic control fuel injection systems, variable valve timing and lift electronic control systems, next-generation high-pressure common-rail diesel engines, electronic ignition systems, distributorless ignition systems, electronic automatic transmission, electronic suspension, four-wheel steering systems, ABS anti-lock braking systems, and traction control systems, with explanations of typical application examples. The content is divided into two volumes. The first volume covers general principles and Chapters 1-10 on automotive engines, while the second volume includes Chapters 11-24 on automotive transmission systems, vehicle systems, steering and braking systems, vehicle bodies, instruments, lighting, and auxiliary equipment. This book serves as a textbook for undergraduate automotive majors (such as Vehicle Engineering, Automotive Inspection and Maintenance, Automotive Utilization Engineering, and Automotive Marketing) aimed at applied talent cultivation. It is also suitable for vocational and technical colleges and can be referenced by engineering technicians in the automotive industry, as well as in automotive transportation, inspection, and maintenance departments.