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Commercial Vehicles 2019 / Development of a disruptive semitrailer tractor in light-weight construction
Commercial Vehicles 2019 / Development of a disruptive semitrailer tractor in light-weight construction
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Plenary Lectures
1–8
Electric buses in Cologne – Present state and perspective of KVB’s electric buses – Our plan for the complete transition of the bus fleet
J. Schwarze
J. Schwarze
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9–72
Vehicle Concepts
9–72
9–18
The Mercedes-Benz eCitaro – A modular concept for sustainable electro mobility in city bus operations
D. Vorgerd
D. Vorgerd
9–18
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19–32
The new MAN Lion’s City – path-breaking vehicle design concept for more attractive public transport for tomorrow
S. Schönherr
S. Schönherr
19–32
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33–44
Innovative platform concept for commercial vehicle cabins – Optimized approaches in respect of modularity, assembly, light- weight and aerodynamics, flexible applicable for commercial vehicles of tomo...
A. Ebmer
A. Ebmer
33–44
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45–60
Development of a disruptive semitrailer tractor in light-weight construction
J. Hintereder, S. Sattler, U. Gunzert
J. Hintereder, S. Sattler, U. Gunzert
45–60
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61–72
A new chassis-concept for electrified, light commercial vehicles based on innovative forming technologies
W. Schmitt, P. Huse, R. Koehnsen
W. Schmitt, P. Huse, R. Koehnsen
61–72
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73–122
Electrification
73–122
73–86
ZF Kit for E-Mobility Products for Commercial Vehicles
M. Lamke, M. Eisele, F.-D. Speck
M. Lamke, M. Eisele, F.-D. Speck
73–86
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87–98
The eTrailer – Intelligent hybridization for heavy duty commercial vehicles – Electric drive installed in a semi-trailer and integrated in the truck & trailer overall brake system control leading to s...
G. Schünemann
G. Schünemann
87–98
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99–102
Energy-recuperation as business-case for semitrailers – Smart electrification solution for semitrailers
N. Berger
N. Berger
99–102
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103–114
Modular Platform Approach for Electric Drive System in Commercial Vehicles
M. Fritz
M. Fritz
103–114
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115–122
Citaro hybrid – The first commercial vehicle with profitable 48V mild hybrid system
C. Rivas-Zöller, J. Häring, T. Nagel
C. Rivas-Zöller, J. Häring, T. Nagel
115–122
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123–136
Automated Driving
123–136
ZF Assistance Functions for Swap Body Trucks – Functional innovations support trucks for the autonomous, safe and efficient handling of containers at depots
A. Banerjee, P. Kniess, F. Tenbrock, M. Mohr, G. Gumpoltsberger
A. Banerjee, P. Kniess, F. Tenbrock, M. Mohr, G. Gumpoltsberger
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137–198
Methods/Processes/Tools
137–198
137–148
Born digital – How BPW is revolutionising the configuration, ordering and production of running gears
D. Nötzke
D. Nötzke
137–148
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149–174
Validating the fuel consumption of trucks featuring a dynamic electronic horizon in real world traffic: methods and results
G. Milton, H.-M. Koegeler, R. Varnhagen
G. Milton, H.-M. Koegeler, R. Varnhagen
149–174
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175–186
Lean product development process for a Chinese commercial vehicle supplier – Preparation and implementation of changes in the thinking and acting of a Chinese production company on the basis of Lean P...
K. Hömberg, G. Chen, W. Li
K. Hömberg, G. Chen, W. Li
175–186
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187–198
Application of a universal simulation environment for deriving specification premises of commercial vehicles with alternative and conventional drive trains
M. Greule, Y. Stoermer
M. Greule, Y. Stoermer
187–198
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199–230
Safety
199–230
199–206
The key role of the Tertiary Safety in the vehicle concept design to preserve the occupants and road users life
M. Aimo Boot, A. Bernardini
M. Aimo Boot, A. Bernardini
199–206
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207–218
Next Generation Active Safety Systems for City Buses – The Foundation for Automated Driving
B. Barrois, H. Koch, T. Erhart
B. Barrois, H. Koch, T. Erhart
207–218
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219–230
Knowing the Truck Driver
M. Hoepfl, J. Lützner
M. Hoepfl, J. Lützner
219–230
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231–258
Connectivity
231–258
231–242
Over The Air Software Updates for commercial vehicle trailers – How to ensure latest software in all trailer ECUs
K. Feyerabend
K. Feyerabend
231–242
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243–250
Predictive Maintenance for TraXon – Business Model and Technical Solution
M. Holzer, R. Karkoschka
M. Holzer, R. Karkoschka
243–250
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251–258
Open Platforms as A Solution Approach for Smart Logistics – Increase connectivity in networked commercial vehicles
D. Schnepp
D. Schnepp
251–258
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259–312
Green Environment/Substainability
259–312
259–268
Emissions during braking
C. Asbach, A. Maria Todea, H. Kaminski, M. Zessinger
C. Asbach, A. Maria Todea, H. Kaminski, M. Zessinger
259–268
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269–280
The new vehicle energy consumption calculation tool (VECTO) for heavy-duty vehicles – Scope and limitations
C. Luján
C. Luján
269–280
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281–292
AEROFLEX – Advanced Energy Management in Distributed Powertrains
G. Nitzsche, J. Engasser, P. Mentink
G. Nitzsche, J. Engasser, P. Mentink
281–292
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293–312
Implementation of Powertrain control for economic, low real driving emissions and fuel consumption – Measures for Fuel consumption reduction in Long Haul traffic
A. Danninger, E. Armengaud, N. Knopper
A. Danninger, E. Armengaud, N. Knopper
293–312
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313–338
Smart Logistics
313–338
313–328
Increasing transport efficiency through digitalisation of trailers
K. Kunz
K. Kunz
313–328
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329–338
helyOS – Highly Efficient Online Yard Operating System
G. Nitzsche, S. Wagner, N. Belov
G. Nitzsche, S. Wagner, N. Belov
329–338
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Current results from the fuel saving project „20-20-20“
A. Manke, H. Hofmann
A. Manke, H. Hofmann
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Commercial Vehicles 2019 , page 45 - 60
Development of a disruptive semitrailer tractor in light-weight construction
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J. Hintereder
S. Sattler
U. Gunzert
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doi.org/10.51202/9783181023501-45
ISBN print: 978-3-18-092350-5
ISBN online: 978-3-18-102350-1
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