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Publicado en abril 03, 2017

AAM presentará la tecnología avanzada en la WCX17

DETROIT– 3 de abril de 2017. American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) mostrará los últimos desarrollos en las tecnologías de línea de transmisión en la WCX17: Experiencia del Congreso Mundial de la Sociedad de Ingenieros Automotrices (SAE) que se llevará a cabo del 4 al 6 de abril en el Cobo Center ubicado en Detroit.

AAM, ubicada en la cabina 2405, exhibirá las siguientes tecnologías de línea de transmisión avanzadas:

  • tecnología de línea de transmisión QUANTUM™ que es escalable a una amplia variedad de segmentos de vehículos y ofrece ventajas considerables, independientemente del tamaño del vehículo, que incluyen masa reducida, mayor densidad de potencia, vibración, ruido y confort de marcha (NVH) mejorados y ganancias de eficiencia en un paquete de sistema más compacto.
  • EcoTrac® (AWD) con sistema de desconexión EcoTrac que les brinda a los conductores el rendimiento de un vehículo AWD con la economía de combustible de un vehículo con tracción de rueda delantera al utilizar en forma automática y eficaz solo las ruedas delanteras cuando la AWD no es necesaria. 
  • Sistemas de línea de transmisión eléctrica e híbrida e-AAM™queproporcionan una mayor eficiencia de combustible, menos emisiones de tubo de escape y mejoras en la seguridad dinámica, aceleración y tracción eléctrica en las 4 ruedas (eAWD).

La empresa debutará con su experiencia de productos de realidad virtual (VR) en la WCX17. Los asistentes de la feria, al usar los anteojos de VR, visitarán el garaje de ingeniería avanzada y los eventos de pruebas de invierno de AAM, donde obtendrán más información sobre QUANTUM, EcoTrac y e-AAM.

Durante la WCX17, AAM también tendrá varias presentaciones de tecnologías de productos, que incluyen lo siguiente:

Reconsideración de ejes de tracción
Martes, 4 de abril
a las 4 p. m.
Sala 415A

Tecnología de ejes para construcciones livianas QUANTUM: un disruptor
Miércoles, 5 de abril
a las 12:30 p. m.
Laboratorio de aprendizaje

Los representantes de AAM estarán en Career Central, cabina CF5. Promocionado como el lugar "Donde el talento se une a la oportunidad", Career Central es un área donde los profesionales y estudiantes pueden explorar nuevas oportunidades de trabajo. Los representantes tendrán detalles sobre las diversas oportunidades profesionales en AAM.

Para Más Información:

MEDIOS DE COMUNICACIÓN

Christopher Son

Vicepresidente de Comunicaciones corporativas y mercadotecnia

+1 (313) 758-4814

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AMERICAN AXLE & MANUFACTURING

One Dauch Drive
Detroit, MI 48211-1198

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