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hudsthomas
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Car Body

04/22/2010 6:42 AM

Pls help me with any websites or ebooks which explains BIW (body in white) structure

and design<

i want to know more about the sill side panel (panel used to strenghten in the bottom of front and back door) pls guide me
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Re: Car Body

04/22/2010 6:03 PM

Oh Boy!

Body in white - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Start there↑
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04/22/2010 7:47 PM

Look up "isotropic steel"

"Isotropy"

"Mechanical processing of isotropic steel"

It makes a difference which way the steel is applied, just as the grain in the wood makes a difference n the performance of the board.

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