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The horizontal shaft GCI90 and vertical shaft GCV190 became available through Honda Engine distributors nationally in April. Intended for use on applications as pressure washers and lawnmowers, both shaft configurations will also be supplied to other power equipment manufacturers on an OEM basis."GC engines are an increasingly Important segment of our model lineup and have been an important driver for our growth in North America," said Scott Conner, Honda Engines senior manager.As with other overhead cam (OHC) engines in this series, a unique combination an internal timing belt and uniblock construction creates a light and more compact package, Honda said. This simple construction also minimizes the number of moving parts, making the engine more reliable, quieter, and easy to operate.

Jim/Stafford: Early design involvement on the part of the manufacturer is the best way to make sure the resulting component will be reliable and effective.Jeff/Tollok: Carefully review your application requirements. Shaft material, hub material, transmittable torques, and bending moments can influence your selection of the proper locking assembly.Intelligent designWhat can DESIGNERS do when selecting and applying locking devices to improve productivity?Jeff/KTR: Obtaining comprehensive technical information will improve selection and performance. Find a manufacturer that maintains the quality of materials, dimensions, and surface finishes.Jeff/Tollok: Too often not enough questions are asked, and selections are made based on previous designs. Don''t use the same locking assembly simply because it was used elsewhere on the same machine or on a previous machine design. Involve your supplier and use their experience to get recommendations.

[FIGURE 2 OMITTED]In each of the previous efforts, the 3T team from AR&SD was required to interface the AI architecture to existing legacy software and hardware systems (Schreckenghost et al. 1998a). In 1999, however, we began to support advanced water-recovery projects that were being built from the ground up. As a charter member of the water research group in CTSD, the AR&SD AI team was influential in the selection of hardware components and the design of the overall control of these systems. For the first time, we were able to build the full 3T system from the A/D converter boards used by the sensors and devices to the top tier of the architecture.