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Research on the Test Accuracy Safeguard Measures of Electric Dynamometer

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In the application of electric dynamometers, the test accuracy directly determines the reliability of the test results. Because electric dynamometer is widely used in performance testing of equipment such as motors and generators, accurate data plays a decisive role in equipment evaluation and optimization. It is very important to explore measures to ensure the test accuracy of dynamometers.

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Analysis of the Test Accuracy of Electric Dynamometer

High-quality Dynamometer Design

Precision mechanical structure and high-stability electronic system are the foundation for ensuring test accuracy. Modern dynamometers use advanced sensors and data acquisition technology to accurately measure parameters such as power, torque, and speed. For example, our SSCH 160 kW power dynamometer, which uses a high-precision torque sensor, under certain conditions, the torque measurement accuracy can reach ±0.1% FS (full scale), greatly improving the overall accuracy. ​

Regular Calibration and Maintenance

After a long period of operation, the dynamometer components are prone to wear or performance changes, affecting the accuracy. Regular calibration can ensure that the measured value is consistent with the standard value; regular maintenance can detect and repair hidden dangers and keep the equipment in good condition.

Environmental Conditions Control

Environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, and vibration can interfere with dynamometer measurements. Testing in a strictly controlled environment can reduce such influences.

High-Precision Measuring Instruments

High-resolution sensors and advanced data acquisition systems improve measurement accuracy. For example, a torque sensor with a resolution of 0.01N・m, combined with high-speed data processing software, can accurately process data and provide strong data support for equipment performance evaluation. ​

Providing Skills Training for Operators

The skills and experience of operators affect test accuracy. Skilled personnel can accurately set parameters, standardize operations, and reasonably process data to avoid mistakes. Regularly organizing operator training according to industry standards can ensure test accuracy.

In short, to ensure the test accuracy of electric dynamometers, efforts should be made in design, calibration and maintenance, environmental control, instrumentation and personnel training. The implementation of these measures can improve test accuracy, provide reliable data for equipment performance evaluation and optimization, and promote technological progress in related industries.