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Electric vehicles. Silver Spring, Md., Conservation
and Renewable Energy Inquiry and Referral Service, 1990. 10 p. (DOE/CE-0289P)
Why wait for Detroit? drive an electric car today.
Articles on electric cars by Bob Batson and others. Edited by S.
McCrea and R. Minner. 2nd ed. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., South Florida
Electric Auto Association, c1992. 159 p.
Subject headings used by the Library of Congress, under which books on electric vehicles can be located in most card, book, and online catalogs include the following:
Battelec. Battery road vehicles: an outline history
and development. Sherborne, Dorset, Eng., Battery Vehicle Society,
1977. 29 p. Electric vehicles: a decade of transition: selected
papers through 1990. Edited by Bradford Bates, prepared under
the auspices of the SAE Electric Vehicle Committee, Passenger Car
Activity. Warrendale, Pa., Society of Automotive Engineers, c1992.
357 p. (PT-40) Miller, Richard K. Survey on electric vehicles.
Madison, Ga., Future Technology Surveys, c1988. 27 p. (Survey report,
no. 33) Terpstra, Philip. 1992 electric vehicle directory.
4th ed. Tucson, Ariz., Spirit Publications, c1991. 79 p.
Kyle, Chester R. Racing with the sun: the 1990
World Solar Challenge. Warrendale, Pa., Society of Automotive
Engineers, c1991. 166 p. MacKenzie, James J., and Michael P. Walsh. Driving
forces: motor vehicle trends and their implications for global warming,
energy strategies and transportation planning. Washington, World
Resources Institute, 1990. 50 p. Nesbitt, Kevin, Daniel Sperling, and Mark DeLuchi.
Initial assessment of roadway-powered electric vehicles. In Global
warming: transportation and energy considerations, 1990. Washington,
Transportation Research Board, National Research Council, 1990.
(Transportation research record, no. 1267) p. 41-55. Perrin, Noel. Fifty miles at a clip: life with
an electric car. New York, Norton, 1992. Power sources for electric vehicles. Edited
by B. D. McNicol, and D. A. J. Rand. Amsterdam, New York, Elsevier,
1984. 1066 p. (Studies in electrical and electronic engineering,
11) Unnewehr, L. E., and S. A. Nasar. Electric vehicle
technology. New York, Wiley, c1982. 256 p. Woods, Clinton Edgar. The electric automobile.
Chicago, New York, H. S. Stone, 1900. 177 p.
Battery technology handbook. Edited by H.
A. Kiehne. New York, M. Dekker, c1989. 519 p. (Electrical engineering
and electronics, no. 60) Crompton, T. R. Battery reference book. London,
Boston, Butterworths, 1990. 1 v. (various pagings) Handbook of batteries and fuel cells. David
Linden, editor i
n chief. New York, McGraw-Hill, c1984. 1 v. (various
pagings) Hills, Stanley Moncoeur. Battery-electric vehicles.
London, G. Newnes limited, 1943. 232 p. Mantell, C. L. Batteries and energy systems.
New York, McGraw-Hill, c1983. 319 p. Modern batteries: an introduction to electrochemical
power sources. Colin A. Vincent and others. London, Baltimore,
E. Arnold, 1984. 264 p.
Electric and hybrid vehicle technology. Warrendale,
Pa., Society of Automotive Engineers, c1992. 91 p. (SP-915) Electric vehicle design and development. Warrendale,
Pa., Society of Automotive Engineers, c1991. 116 p. (SP-862) Electric vehicle R & D. Warrendale, Pa.,
Society of Automotive Engineers, c1991. Electric vehicle technology. Warrendale, Pa.,
Society of Automotive Engineers, c1990. 120 p. (SP-817) Future Transportation Technology Conference and Exposition,
Vancouver, B.C., 1989. Recent advances in electric vehicle technology.
Warrendale, Pa., Society of Automotive Engineers, 1989. 128 p. (SP-793)
Electric and hybrid vehicles program. 15th annual
report to Congress for fiscal year 1991. Washington, U.S. Dept.
of Energy, Office of Vehicle and Engine Research and Development;
Springfield, Va., Available from National Technical Information
Service, 1991. 52 p. (DOE/CE-0357P) United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Environment
and Public Works. Subcommittee on Toxic Substances, Environmental
Oversight, Research and Development. Electric and Hybrid vehicle
technologies: hearing ... One Hundredth Congress, second session.
June 11, 1991. Washington, U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1991. 56
p. (Senate hearing, 102-153)
Technical reports and other types of literature are indexed in the following guides:
The following selected technical reports are available in the microform collection of the Science Reading Room. They may also be purchased from the National Technical Information Service, Springfield, Virginia 22161. DeLuca, W. H., and others. Performance evaluation
of advanced battery technologies for electric vehicles applications.
Argonne, Ill., Electrochemical Technology Program, Argonne National
Laboratory, 1990. 7 p. Murrell, J. D., and others. Overview of photovoltaic
and battery applications. Technical report. Ann Arbor, Mich.,
Control Technology and Applications Branch, Environmental Protection
Agency, 1989. 14 p. Nelson, Paul A. Advanced batteries for electric
vehicles. Argonne, Ill., Chemical Technology Division, Argonne
National Laboratory, 1989. 19 p. Patil, P. G., and others. Electric vehicle battery
R&D in the context of a propulsion system. Argonne, Ill.,
Chemical Technology Division, Argonne National Laboratory, 1989.
7 p.
Appelt, Suzanne. Electric vehicles; a bibliography,
1928-1966. Portland, Ore., Bonneville Power Administration,
1966. 119 p. Maximena, Delores E. Electric vehicles: 1890-1966. Edited
by Emily R. Mobley. Warren, Mich., Library, General Motors Research
Laboratories, 1977. 140 p. (GMR-2425) (System on automotive safety
information, SASI 77-521) Mobley, Emily R. Bibliography on electric vehicles, 1967-1976.
Warren, Mich., Library, General Motors Research Laboratories, 1977.
202 p. (GMR-2424) (System on automotive safety information, SASI
77-401) Electric vehicles: cumulative index of EVC Symposia papers:
1969-1980. Washington, Electric Vehicle Council, 1980. 127 p.
(EVC-80-04)
Abstracting and indexing services that index relevant journal articles and other literature are listed below. Note: Consult reference librarian for locations of abstracting and indexing services in the Science Reading Room
Journals that often contain articles relevant to remote sensing include:
Demmler, Al. Electric vehicles. Automotive engineering,
v. 99, Oct. 1991: 49. Desmond, Kevin. Electric vehicles: quietly making
progress. IEE review, v. 37, Apr. 18, 1991: 145-147. Edwards, D. B., and B. Carter. A high power, sealed,
lead-acid battery for electric vehicles. Journal of engineering
for industry, v. 112, Aug, 1990: 293-298. Electric cars draw power from roadway. Design news,
v. 46, Oct. 1, 1990: 41-42. Kinnan, Joen Pritchard. All charged up with some place
to go. Traffic safety, v. 92, Jan./Feb. 1992: 22-24. Murray, Charles J. Battery aims to solve electric
vehicle woes. Design news, v. 47, Nov. 4, 1991: 24. New batteries coming; none uses lead. Modern metals,
v. 46, July 1990: 8, 102. Siuru, Bill. Dual-power autos take the wheel. Mechanical
engineering, v. 112, Aug. 1990: 40-44.
Selected materials available in the Science Reading Room pamphlet boxes include the following: Appleyard, M. Electric vehicle drive systems. Journal of power sources, v. 37, Jan. 1992: 189-200. Riezenman, Michael J. Electric vehicles. IEEE spectrum, v. 29, Nov. 1992: 18-21. The Electric turbine. Electric Auto Association current events, v. 24, Apr./May 1992: 1, 2, 14. Fischetti, Mark. Here comes the electric car--it's sporty, aggressive and clean. Smithsonian, v. 23, Apr. 1992: 34-43. Freedman, David H. Batteries included. Discover, v. 13, Mar. 1992: 90-98. Market analysis. Battery & EV technology, v. 15, Feb. 1992: 3-8. Patil, Pandit G. US Department of Energy fuel cell program for transportation applications. Journal of power sources, v. 37, Jan. 1992: 171-179. The Status of electric vehicles. Electric vehicle progress, v. 14, Feb. 15, 1992: 5-7. U.S. DOT calls for comments on EV safety issues. Electric vehicle progress, v. 14, Feb. 1, 1992: 1-3.
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