The purpose of this analysis was to discuss the design of the new polymeric cooling components and comment on the expected performance and durability of these units over the field trial and in-service use. Cesaroni Technology Incorporated (CTI) was tasked to design- and build polymeric cooling components for several Marine Corps vehicle platforms. These platforms include the High Multi-purpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV), the Advanced Amphibious Assault Vehicle Propulsion System Demonstrator (AAAVPSD), the MK48 Logistics Vehicle System (LVS), and the M939 5-ton truck.
Lightweight Cooling Component Development (LCCD) Program. Polymeric LVS Cooling System Design Report
1998
25 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Combat Vehicles , Human Factors Engineering , Military vehicles , Cooling and ventilating equipment , Marine corps , Polymers , Field tests , Ground vehicles , Lightweight , Design criteria , Lccd(Lightweight cooling component development) , Lvs(Logistics vehicle system) , Aq m02-08-1419 , Mark-48 lvs , M939 5-ton truck , Hmmwv(High mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle) , Aaavpsd(Advanced amphibious assault vehicle propulsion system demonstrator) , Htmmp (Helo transportable multimission platform)
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