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>> No. 3434 Anonymous
25th October 2013
Friday 2:25 pm
3434 Dynamometer
A very general question; open to all discussion, is about to be asked.

Is there a way to create a (chassis / engine / etc.) dynamometer that measures the power of a vehicle in nodes instead of a one off reading.

When I say nodes I mean, by applying a known load to a fixed speed and returning it to the previous... e.g.

10 hz -> 0 hz say takes a load of 10N
20hz -> 10 hz say takes another 15N

and from this you map the engine power by knowing the amount of energy required to decrease the speed to the previous node.

Any help would be greatfull.
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>> No. 3435 Anonymous
25th October 2013
Friday 4:01 pm
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Dynos don't give a one-off reading, they give a full torque and power map across the whole rev band.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamometer

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