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Andrew Halonen

Andrew Halonen is an OEM Off-Highway Editorial Advisory Board member and president of Mayflower Consulting, LLC.

From the Author
Trends
Observations from ACT Expo 2019
Electrification was the predominantly showcased alternative technology, demonstrating its growing use within various vehicle and equipment industries.
Bosch is providing several advanced technologies for use on the new Nikola hydrogen fuel cell powered Class 8 truck (learn more, 21064821).
Hardware
Lightweight Materials for Heavy Trucks
Continual motivations to reduce overall vehicle weight in on-highway vehicle applications lead to more haulage capability as well as aesthetic and performance benefits.
Alcoa and Metalsa demonstrated an aluminum-intensive frame assembly at the 2015 Mid-America Trucking Show that incorporates rails along with suspension mounts and cross members.
Fuels & Fluids
CNG for trucking, today and tomorrow
A look at the current CNG challenges being faced by on-highway vehicles and the solution providers working to make CNG a feasible and economical energy solution.
McNeilus is a leader in the CNG refuse truck market with several different platforms and vehicles using CNG fuel.
Brake System
High Performance Castings Deliver Efficiency
While the on- and off-highway vehicle markets continue to strive for more efficiency amidst the challenges of government regulation requirements, high strength aluminum castings provide a readily accessible solution.
The military demands high performance over a long life, as demonstrated by the popular M1 Abrams and the M2 Bradley (pictured) Fighting Vehicle, both of which have been in service for over 30 years. High strength aluminum alloys often deliver around 45-50% reduction in weight from traditional cast iron components.
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