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Engine offline test bench
- Product Description
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Overview
The engine offline test bench is mainly used for batch factory testing of engines by engine manufacturing enterprises. Engines from the assembly line can be automatically sent to the test bench for automated testing via pre-assembly lines, AGVs, and RGV intelligent logistics.
Types of Engine Test Benches
- Eddy Current Dynamometer Engine Offline Test Bench
- Electric Dynamometer Engine Offline Test Bench
- Hydraulic Dynamometer Engine Offline Test Bench
Engine Test Bench Functions
Mainly used for engine factory testing
- Full Speed Test: Conventional test, evaluating full speed fluctuation.
- Endurance Test: Can complete the test under automatic operating conditions.
- Total Power Test: Conventional test, automatic operating condition control.
- External Characteristic Test
- Net Power Test: Conventional test, automatic operating condition control.
- Full Speed, Full Load
- Load Characteristic Test: Conventional test, an important basis for vehicle power matching, automatic operating condition control.
- Mechanical Loss Power Test
- Universal Characteristic Test: Conventional test, an important basis for vehicle power matching, the test method is similar to the load characteristic test.
- Engine Reverse Drag Test
Technology and National Standards
The equipment should meet and complete the relevant test standards and cycle standards.
- Automotive Engine Performance, Power Test Methods and User-Defined Test Cycles
- Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines - Performance - Part 1: Calibration and Test Methods for Power, Fuel Consumption and Oil Consumption - Additional Requirements for General Purpose Engines
- Automotive Engine Reliability Test Methods
- Internal Combustion Engines - Determination and Measurement of Engine Power - General Requirements
- Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines - Performance - Part 3: Test Measurement
- Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines - Safety - Part 1: Compression Ignition Engines
- Emission Test Cycle
- Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines - Emission Measurement - Part 3: Definition and Measurement Method of Steady-State Exhaust Smoke Density
- Emission Limits and Measurement Methods for Diesel Engines Used in Non-Road Mobile Machinery; Emission Limits and Measurement Methods for Vehicle Compression Ignition and Gas Fuel Ignition Engines and Vehicles (Chassis Test Method)

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