CSU Research Results Presented at SAE’s MSEC 2002 (12/1/2002)
In Indianapolis, in Decemeber 2002, at SAE’s Motorsport Engineering Conference, CSU Motorsport Engineering researchers presented the results of several Motorsport-related research projects. The four papers describe ongoing work in areas ranging from Nanofluid coolants to composite monocoque design. In addition, CSU Motorsport Engineering showed additional “Ongoing Program Research” in the program booths at both the SAE Conference and the Performance Racing Industry (PRI) tradeshow.
Program Research Presented Motorsport Engineering researchers have recently published findings on a number of topics in the Proceedings of the 2002 SAE Motorsports Engineering Conference. These papers are: “The Effect of Nanoparticle Additions on the Heat Capacity of Common Coolants”, SAE Paper #2002-01-3319.	“A Liftless Electronic 100ms Shift System for Motorcycle-Engined Racecars”, SAE Paper #2002-01-3322. “A Multi-Shell Assembly Approach Applied to Monocoque Chassis Design”, SAE Paper #2002-01-3360. “Application of Dynamic Mechanical Analysis to the Evaluation of Tire Compounds”, SAE Paper #2002-01-3361.