chassis的意思|chassis的解释-里氏词典

chassis ['ʃæsɪ]

n. 底盘

[化] 底盘

Rigid17 S alloy aluminum chassis.
*刚性17S铝合金底盘。
Chassis must remain upright at all times.
底盘必需于任何时间保持直立。
Connect black lead to metal point on car chassis.
连接黑色导线到汽车底盘的金属点上。

chassis

[ noun ]

alternative names for the body of a human being

<noun.body>

Leonardo studied the human body

he has a strong physique

the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak

a metal mounting for the circuit components of an electronic device

<noun.artifact>

the skeleton of a motor vehicle consisting of a steel frame supported on springs that holds the body and motor

<noun.artifact>

Chassis \Chas"sis\, n. [F. ch[^a]ssis.] (Mil.)
1. A traversing base frame, or movable railway, along which
the carriage of a barbette or casemate gun moves backward
and forward. [See {Gun carriage}.]

2. The under part of an automobile or other motor vehicle,
consisting of the frame (on which the body is mounted)
with the wheels and machinery.
[Webster 1913 Suppl. +PJC]

Shipments of medium and heavy trucks and school bus chassis rose 40 per cent to 20,700 units.
Ford said that on some of the chassis, engine governor levels, which are part of the accelerator mechanism, may have been assembled incorrectly, which could ultimately lead to the engine's taking substantially more time than normal to return to idle.
Two years ago, the company's total business was fire trucks chassis.
It sells 4,000 chassis a year, compared with only a few hundred Dodges and Chevrolets.
It expanded the recall in September to include about 193,000 E-250 and E-350 vans and certain campers and recreational vehicles built on van chassis.
But Toyota acknowledges that the two cars share the same chassis.
GM will continue to produce school bus chassis.
The sensor could be on the chassis, permitting just one short wire to the air bag inflation device, eliminating most wiring as well.
The German carmaker said the Concept 1 structure was based on a chassis platform of its new generation Polo small car.
Ford manufactured the chassis of the 1977 school bus involved in the wreck.
But even with the 62.5 per cent threshold, they will be able to source almost all their high-value electronic, chassis and powertrain components abroad.
Independent assessments of the three UK main contenders at 7.5 tonnes show the best-selling DAF 45-series, the Iveco EuroCargo and Mercedes' well-established 814 chassis to be all operationally-attractive vehicles.
Range Rover built the Sterling with lots of help from Honda, which provided the chassis and engine.
The Crown Victoria and Grand Marquis go on sale March 21. They share the same engine and chassis, although the two look less alike than the boxy cars they replaced.
The motor homes are built on the back of mini-pickup truck chassis built by Toyota Motor Co. Dozens of manufacturers have done the conversion work on the vehicles covered by the investigation.
He projected 1994 North American medium truck and school bus chassis demand to be up 11 per cent over 1993, at 136,000 units, while heavy truck and diesel engine sales were expected to be flat in 1994.
Saab and Fiat have worked together in the past, in one case developing jointly a new auto chassis that became the foundation of Saab's 9000 model, Fiat's Croma and Lancia's Thema.
"You just put a couple of screws between the mother-board and a chassis."
At Billancourt, robots now do 60% of the chassis welds, a big change; but in some Japanese plants, robots do them all.
Output of the heavy-duty B10M single-deck bus/coach chassis is planned to start in 1994.
Ford said it will notify owners of the motorhome chassis and mail them the part because they travel frequently.
The engine and chassis must be replaced once, however.
CASTLE & COOKE INC. is considering a rights offering to spin off its Flexi-Van Corp. road and rail chassis leasing business to shareholders, David H. Murdock, chairman, said at the annual meeting.
Ford Motor Co. said it is recalling 290 Econolines and 2,300 truck and bus chassis because of possible problems with fuel pipes and part of the accelerator mechanism.
The 28-foot vehicle constructed from a motor home chassis can carry 16 people up front and the dear departed in a separate compartment toward the rear.
Detroit-based Ford manufactured the chassis of the bus involved in the accident, and Toledo, Ohio-based Sheller-Globe made the body.
At the plant Honda introduced what it called General Assembly Trucks (Gat) to replace the traditional assembly line. In the traditional conveyor line, pioneered by Henry Ford, vehicle chassis rode on a platform of fixed height.
Ford has also started monitoring conversion companies much more closely to head off risky changes to its chassis.
Stempel began his GM career as a senior detailer in the chassis design department of the company's Oldsmobile Division in 1958.
Each team will develop a specific line of cars and will be run by a platform, or chassis program, manager.

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