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Design and material utilization   C HAPTER 18.1

             provide the basis for future alternatively fuelled ve-  good low speed impact, scuff and dent resistance.
             hicles as demonstrated by current high performance  However, the range of materials must be rationalized
             vehicles.                                          to allow simpler specification on drawings/electronic
           8. Polymers offer the designer undoubted advantages  identification systems and ease the task of segrega-
             extending the range of body shapes and exhibiting  tion for dismantlers.


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