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Why Chrysler's incredible 2,500 BHP WWII engine never saw combat

Chrysler's first Hemi engine was produced for U.S. Air Force planes during the Second World War, but it never saw combat. Here's why this revolutionary engine was never used in the skies of WWII.

The radical wartime diet that saved Britain in World War II

Eighty years since the end of World War II, the British are recalling many battles fought on the path to victory. Yet one ...
Springfield News-Sun

Champion City baseball team rebrands as Half Trax, honoring Springfield’s WWII roots

A summer collegiate baseball team based in Springfield has rebranded, paying homage to the city’s World War II history in its new name and logo. The Champion City Half Trax, formerly Kings, have been ...
Click2Houston

Fort Bend ISD pumps the brakes on controversial high school rezoning vote

SUGAR LAND, Texas – The Fort Bend Independent School District is officially pumping the brakes on the potential of rezoning certain high schools within the district. The district first referenced the ...
IEEE

Engine EGR Valve Modeling and Switched LPV Control Considering Nonlinear Dry Friction

Abstract: Exhaust gas recirculation valves used in internal combustion engines are highly nonlinear due to its nonlinear mechanism and dry friction dominated at low valve speed that could lead to ...
IEEE

LPDD-SSAN: Limited Physics Data Diffusion Guided Selection Sparsity-Aware Attention Network for Engine Valve Wear Prediction

Abstract: In marine internal combustion engines, valve wear is a critical factor affecting engine performance. Accurately predicting valve wear can significantly enhance engine reliability and ...