Engineer to Win
by Carroll Smith
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appears in Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.
Current state of the art in racing Technology, by a foremost expert in the field. Covers all forms of racing cars and includes a thorough analysis of metallurgy, metal fatigue and general materials Technology,. Details specific components and specific activities such as heat treatments, stress relieving, etc. Plus aerodynamics, ground effects, brakes...
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appears in Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.
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