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Prior to the use of these vibration-isolating footers, up to eight tons of concrete had to be poured to securely anchor a chassis dynamometer. The entire dyno assembly can weigh up to 20 tons.

The dynamometer outputs a chart that looks like this. On it, two lines are plotted: a line for torque and another for horsepower. Peak torque is where the engine produced the most force.

The dynamometer allows instrumentation to be used that would not be practical to include in a vehicle test. The ability to measure key performance characteristics such as fuel flow, airflow, and ...

Established in 1991, Wineman Technology specializes in technology for solving a wide range of test applications, including dynamometer systems, servo-hydraulics systems, real-time controllers and ...

That’s why we took the competitors in our 2017 3/4-Ton Work Truck Challenge to a chassis dynamometer shop to see how they compare.

Since we haven’t put the RX-8 on a chassis dyno (yet), getting a sense of how much power the newly rebuilt Renesis rotary engine is making led to some research into data loggers that provide a ...

We test an M5 Competition on a dynamometer and find that its twin-turbo V-8's output seriously exceeds the advertised 617 horsepower. This explains how its performance in track tests nearly ...

To help provide quantitative measurements in such cases, [Sergei V. Bogdanov] is building a Dynamometer for Post-Stroke Rehabilitation.