Dyno Bench Technical Data
Item
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4WD EV Dyno(Z-Shaft Linked)
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Heavy-duty chassis Dyno
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Maximum carrying vehicle mass
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5000kg
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-
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Maximum bearing axle mass
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3000kg
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13000kg
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Maximum absorption driving force
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0〜6000N×2
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0-10000 N
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Max. test speed
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130 km/h
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130 km/h
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Roller diamete
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Ф216mm
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Ф373mm
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Roller length
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1000mm
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1050mm
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Inside wheel thread
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700mm
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900mm
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Outer wheel thread
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2700mm
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2900mm
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Minimum vehicle wheelbase
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2300mm
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-
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Maximum vehicle wheelbase
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3300mm
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-
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Eddy current rated power
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160 kw x 2
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700 kW(max absorbtion power)
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Back drag motor power
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7.5kW
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11 kw(transducer control)
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Software UI
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Dis-charging/Charging Test Software
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Dis-charging Test Interface
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Charging Test Interface
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EV Test Operation Info. System
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Why 4WD Synchronized
Most of the 2WD EVs have high-accuracy wheel traction control. However, if the four wheels are not moving at the same speed, power take-off of the EV could be limited or suppressed.
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For All-Wheel Drive(AWD) EV, the front wheels and rear wheels are usually powered by two different motors with different power grades. As a result, the front wheels and the rear wheels will not have the same speed during a regular DYNO test.
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To address this issue, we must use the interlinked 4WD Dynamometer for a perfect simulation of the synchronous operation of wheels during testing.
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EV Dis-charging Test Functions
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Discharging Simulation
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BMS Monitoring and
Driving Capacity test
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EV Output Power and Electric Regenerative Braking System Test (Optional)
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4WD Cycle Running at 0-130km/h on the Dyno chassis for the Battery Discharge Simulation.
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Real-time monitoring of EV's driving state during the Dyno test (via EV-OBD or Dashboard). It is also capable of testing the stability of an EV's driving under specified conditions.
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EV output power test is conducted under a synchronous 4WD running condition.
Comparison of drag power test for ERBS of EV during its cruising cycle (optional).
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EV TEST CUSTOMER CASES