Avoiding cavitation in engine cooling pumps.(ENGINE TECHNOLOGY): An article from: Diesel Progress North American Edition

by David J. Williams

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Avoiding cavitation in engine cooling pumps.(ENGINE TECHNOLOGY)
David J. Williams
Diesel Progress North American Edition (Magazine/Journal)
October 1, 2008
Diesel & Gas Turbine Publications
74 10 60(3)

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Published October 1, 2008

About the author

Descended from Australian convicts, David J. Williams nonetheless managed to be born in Hertfordshire, England, and subsequently moved to Washington D.C. just in time for Nixon’s impeachment. Graduating from Yale with a degree in history some time later, he narrowly escaped the life of a graduate student and ended up doing time in Corporate America, which drove him so crazy he started moonlighting on video games and (as he got even crazier) novels.

The Autumn Rain trilogy sold to Bantam Spectra in the summer of 2007; the release of THE MACHINERY OF LIGHT in May of 2010 completes the series.