Dyne Systems introduces portable chassis dynamometer

Dyne Systems introduces portable chassis dynamometer

Dyne Systems, a division of Taylor Dynamometer, announced the launch of its portable, AC Chassis Dynamometer, the TD-24-AC-T. This fully-contained, mobile system is specifically designed for testing over-the-highway trucks. The AC dynamometer is unique, in that, it provides both power-absorbing as well as motoring integrated into the trailer. The motoring function provides downhill simulation.

The TD-24-AC-T has chassis rolls with an axle weight rating of 20,000 lb. (9,072 kg) per axle and a maximum speed rating of 75 mph (121 kph). It is road-legal in the U.S., Canada and Mexico and the system can endure extreme temperatures and ambient weather conditions. The portable chassis dyno offers the ability to set up and test anywhere including at altitudes of 10,000 ft (3,048 m). Assembly is quick and easy, allowing users to begin testing in less than 60 minutes.

“We’ve combined the expertise of AC dynamometers and controls that Dyne Systems brings to our organization, along with Taylor’s heavy-duty chassis dynamometer experience and combined it into a single product,” said Larry Golding, Chief Technical Operator, Taylor Dynamometer. “This is not the first time that this merger has been beneficial to the combined companies, but it is an extremely visible and exciting one.”

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