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Leyland switches to gross ratings
1st September 1967, Page 58
1st September 1967
Page 58
Page 58, 1st September 1967
— Leyland switches to gross ratings
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By Paul Brackington, AMIMechE ANEW method of quoting engine outputs appears in a Leyland Corporation publication—Leyland gross ratings.
They are based on parameters that correspond—says Leyland--to those in a new draft British Standard covering diesel engine outputs.
In the main they are marginally lower than previous net ratings quoted. But in some cases the ratings are higher and in four cases the same as the net.
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