The Scientific Design Of Exhaust And Intake

Education & Reference Transport & Engineering Technology & Computing

The Scientific Design Of Exhaust And Intake by Smith and Morrison is a 1971 illustrated hardcover that explores exhaust and intake systems for cars, commercial vehicles and road transport. As a non‑fiction work in the Engineering & Technology and Transportation genres, it offers detailed reference material for both young adult and adult readers interested in mechanical and electrical engineering.

This copy is an ex‑library edition marked with library stamps on the cover and inner covers. It shows minor writing inside, some page‑edge marks, stains on at least six pages, and a tight binding, but it is free of dog‑ears and comes from a smoke‑free home.

The illustrated diagrams and technical explanations make it a useful resource for students, hobbyists and professionals seeking practical insight into vehicle maintenance and transport technology. Its vintage 1970s perspective adds a historical flavor to contemporary engineering studies.

Overall, the book is a solid addition for anyone building a collection of classic automotive engineering references or looking for a well‑illustrated guide to exhaust and intake design.