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When the vehicle was manufactured, it involved scientists in chemistry, physics, energy, materials, design, engineering, environment, informatics, economics, ergonomics, standardization, health sciences, and even science related to regulation and policy. Then, when it is implemented, it will relate to the fields of transportation, logistics, economics, and social science. Therefore, this journal is open to researchers working in the design, production, and vehicle applications as previously stated.
All reports correspond to development, engineering, and implementation of vehicle types are facilitated in this journal, including private vehicles, all types of passenger vehicles, all types of freight vehicles, heavy-duty vehicles, ambulances, military vehicles, fire engines, indoor vehicles, motorcycle, race cars, sports cars, rail vehicles, multipurpose vehicles, aircraft, and boats. Only articles that have a contribution will be published, while articles that are only illustrative of established principles and procedures, even though they may contain numerical data, will generally not be published.
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Automotive experiences invite researchers to contribute ideas on the main scope of Emerging automotive technology and environmental issues; Efficiency (fuel, thermal and mechanical); Vehicle safety and driving comfort; Automotive industry and supporting materials; Vehicle maintenance and technical skills; and Transportation policies, systems, and road users behavior.
Emerging automotive technology and environmental issues
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Fuel and Energy: Alternative fuel (LPG, Natural gas, Bio-diesel, Ethanol, Methanol, DME, Hydrogen, and the combination, both of which function as fully dedicated, bi-fuel, or dual fuel). This also includes coverage on the wind, solar, hydro, geothermal, and other renewable energy for automotive applications through Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) Technology. Recycled fuels from the pyrolysis process of biomass, plastics, and rubber are also included in this scope.
Material: Semiconductor; Environmentally friendly material for moving parts (tires, brake shoes, refrigerant, engine oil, coolants, rubber, glass, electrical parts, and other moving parts); Sustainable materials for advance vehicle technology (sensor, fuel cells, batteries, and other energy storage equipment).
Technology: Emission control strategy; Electric-based vehicle; Fuel cell vehicle; Hypercar; Hybrid technology; and After combustion technology (catalytic converter, diesel particulate filter, EGR).
Efficiency (fuel, thermal, and mechanical)
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Thermal management: Supercharging; Turbocharging; Combustion engineering; Fuel spray technology; Modern engine supporting system (cooling, lubricating, charging, and HVAC); Energy harvesting; and Regenerative braking.
Material: Lightweight materials, Low-friction material, Nanofluids for cooling and lubricating, High-temperature resistant material, and High-pressure resistant material.
Design: Aerodynamics body; Traction control, and Tire rolling optimization.
Technology: On-board engine and emission monitoring technology; HCCI; Engine Management System (sensor, actuator, module); Common rail technology; Low/zero friction engine technology; Continuously Variable Transmission; and Modern drive train technology.
Vehicle safety and driving comfort
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Safety system and technology: Low noise and vibration technology; Preventive technologies for driver drowsiness; Electronic stability control (ESC); Automatic and emergency braking; Blind-spot monitoring; Lane departure warnings; Speed monitoring and warning systems; Integrated vehicle technology; Vehicle-to-vehicle communication; Vehicle cybersecurity; and IoT support for safe driving and mobility.
Comfort system and technology: Hill Start Assist; Parking aid; Electronic gas pedal; On-board monitoring technology; Smart Air Conditioning system; Health monitoring; Modern Audio Visual; Mini cooler; and Electronic device supporting.
Automotive industry and supporting materials
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Automobile production: Lean automobile production technology; Product design based on market signals; and Product quality control.
Material and Process: Alloy, Composite and bio-composite, Biodegradable plastics, Lightweight metal; Welding technology; Sustainable interior materials; Paint technology; Anti-corrosion technology; Forming and finishing technology; and Material treatment technology.
Vehicle maintenance and technical skills
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Vehicle maintenance: Environmental-oriented workshop management; Service scheduling; Working time efficiency; Reuse and recycle material; and ECM/ECU Remapping.
Technical skill: New diagnosis and screening methods; New repair method; Development of equipment and special service tools; Technician skills development; and Occupational health and safety in the workshop.
Transportation policy, systems, and road users behavior
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Regulation, policy, and practice: Reports on the regulation and policy associate the land transportation system that impacts on Economics, Engineering, Psychology, Sociology, Urbanism, and Driving behavior.
Management: Traffic management; Telemetric congestion monitoring; Eco-routing system; Smart transportation; and Feasibility studies on new transportation equipment and systems.
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Automotive Experiences (AE) is a peer-reviewed journal published by Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang in collaboration with Association of Indonesian Vocational Educators (AIVE). This scientific journal specifically addresses findings, new methods, and research experiences on automotive technology, science, and engineering. AE has been indexed in