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Fig. 10.19 Tow hooks for trucks. Source: Ref 2 More

Tanker trucks use numerous aluminum parts, including the tank from welded polished sheet; formed parts for bumper, grill, fenders, and steps; formed and welded extrusions and tubes in the chassis; and bright anodized wheels machined from forgings More

Fig. 12.1 Growth in aluminum usage in North American cars and light trucks in net pounds per vehicle (PPV). Source: Ref 12.1 More

Fig. 17 Powder forged internal ring gear used in automatic transmission for trucks of up to 22,700 kg (50,000 lb) gross vehicle weight. Courtesy of Precision Forged Products Division, Borg Warner Corp. More

Fig. 2-19 Axle housing of the type employed on highway trucks More

Fig. 46 Milk truck with a 2700 gallon tank lined with 18-8 stainless steel. Source: Food Handling Advances , U.S. Steel, 1935 More

Fig. 12.11 Underside of a truck showing an axle housing. Source: Ref 5 More

Fig. 12.27 Truck axle housing; pouring orientation and parting plane. Source: Ref 15 More

Fig. 12.40 (a) Truck wheel with five spoke hub. (b) Casting of a six spoke wheel hub More

Fig. 51 Boeing 757-2008 truck beam failure occurring on Icelandic Air, aircraft registration TF-FIJ. More

Fig. 53 Fracture surface of Boeing 757 main landing gear truck beam on Icelandic Air aircraft TF-FIJ More

Fig. 4.10 ASB 2000-2 system on a truck. Courtesy of ASB Industries, Inc. More

Fig. 12.4 Deformation stages in reducer rolling of a forging to produce a truck axle. (a) Starting billet. (b)–(e) Several reducer roll passes. (1)–(3) Locations where more material needed in the final forging. [ Haller, 1982 ] More

Fig. 8.10 Forged 6061-T6 Alcoa Dura-Bright aluminum truck wheels More

Assembly process for the doors on the Ford F150 pickup truck at the Ford Kansas City Truck Plant. Source: Ford Motor Company More

Fig. 13.3 Typical aluminum-bodied dump truck More

Fig. 7.16 Single-piece composite solution for Mack truck More

Fig. 16.20 Chemical vapor deposition coating applied to a stamping die for truck bumpers. Source: Ref 16.6 More

Fig. 2-1 A schematic view of the location of the coupler, striker, draft gear, truck side frame, and bolster on a freight car More

Fig. 2-7 Typical six-wheel motor truck frame for a diesel locomotive with most of the associated assembly, including the motors, in place. The motor frames are steel castings also. More