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August 29, 2002, 11:55	Fluids problems in automotive transmissions	#1
Hanif Khan Guest Posts: n/a	Does anyone know of any establishments engaged in research, focusing on the use of CFD based techniques to solve fluids problems within automotive transmission lubrication and cooling systems? I'm currently exploring the option of launching an on-going programme of research in this area. If there's somebody whose got a head start on the subject I'd like to hear from them. Many Thanks Hanif Khan, Ricardo Driveline & Transmission Systems

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