Super Light Car—lightweight construction thanks to a multi-material design and function integration
By M. Goede, M. Stehlin, L. Rafflenbeul, Gundolf Kopp, E. Beeh. 2009
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The Super Light Car (SLC) project is one of the most important research projects in the European Community for automotive lightweight construction with a multi-material approach. The paper shows the motivation and objective for a front structure designed with a light multi-material-mix.
Subfields: Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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