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What is a linear torque curve?

A torque curve is a plot of torque produced vs RPM, as measured on a dynamometer. It usually is not linear (a straight line).


What is a torsion dynamometer?

A dynamometer is a device that measures rotational speed. A torsion dynamometer is a dynamometer that measures torque, or the force with which something rotates.


What does a dynamometer measures?

A dynamometer is used to measure force, torque or power of a engine. A dynamometer also can measure the torque and power needed to power a given driven machine.


What is the operation of a hydraulic dynamometer?

A hydraulic dynamometer operates by using hydraulic fluid to create resistance against the rotation of an engine or motor. This resistance is then measured to determine the power output of the engine or motor. The dynamometer can be used to test the performance, torque, and power of various types of engines and motors.


What exactly does a dynamometer measure?

A dynamometer measures force, torque, and power. It can be used to measure the power of an engine.


How is horspower figured for an automobile?

With the engine in place, the car wheels are placed on a a set of rollers, red lined in first or second gear, measured by a dynamometer and a measurement is taken sensing how fast the car engine can move the rollers. Power is speed x force x constant or revs x torque x constant, where the constant depends on the units used. A dynamometer is basically a brake with a sensor on it to measure torque. Hence power measured in this way is termed Brake Horsepower. Generally the horsepower quoted for cars is the horsepower generated by the engine. It doesn't take account of the losses in the transmission. Therefore it will be higher than that measured according to the first paragraph above. It is measured on a testbed with the engine directly attached to the dynamometer.


What does DYNO stand for in general?

Dyno is an abbreviation of the word dynamometer. A dynamometer is a machine that calculates mechanical power. This can be used in the automotive industry to measure RPM and torque.


What is the function of a dynamometer?

A dynamometer is used to measure torque, power, or force in a mechanical system. It can help evaluate the performance of engines, motors, and other machinery by determining their output characteristics.


Can you explain what engine dynamometer is?

An engine dynamometer is a device that can measure power output. It calculates the torque and the speed of rotation. More information about this subject can be found on the Wikipedia website.


Eddy current type dynamometer?

An Eddy Current absorption dynamometer produces braking torque using the principle of eddy currents induced in a rotating metallic disk, immersed in a magnetic field. It is basically an eddy current brake mounted in trunnion bearings. Its advantages are maintenance, control, simple construction and desirable speed-torque characteristics. The speed-torque characteristics make the eddy current dynamometer ideal for engine testing, and its versatility also allows effective use in testing transmissions, turbines, electric motors, gears, pumps and many other machines.


How the prony brake dynamometer work?

it is a device use to measure torque of any ic engine


How calculate peak torque?

Peak torque is typically measured by running the engine on a dynamometer and recording the maximum twisting force produced by the engine. The peak torque value is usually given in foot-pounds (lb-ft) or Newton-meters (N-m) and represents the maximum rotational force that the engine can generate at a specific engine speed.