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Energy and Environment
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Transport and Mobility
Dynamometer power bench (Dyno-Drive)
Platform
Dyno-Drive is a platform for the characterization of thermal, electric and hybrid traction chains, as well as the experimental validation of control laws specifically developed for the energy management of powertrains.
Dyno-Drive brings together a set of equipment that allows the emulation of an approval cycle monitoring (NEDC, WLTP...) with precision and repeatability ensured by a driving robot installed at the driver’s station of the vehicle to be tested.
This GreenMot driving robot completes the dynamometer power bench with hubs (550kW) capable of loading the driving wheels of the vehicle, according to a complete road law: ascent and descent, simulation of inertia among others.
With its 90kW battery simulator, Dyno-Drive makes it possible to test and characterize 100% electric vehicles, freeing them from range constraints.
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Sébastien DELPRAT
Scientific manager -
Jimmy LAUBER
Scientific manager -
Sylvain DELOBEL
Technical manager
144 rue Joseph-Louis Lagrange
Technopôle Transalley, Bâtiment BTMD
59300 FAMARS
https://www.uphf.fr/lamih/plateformes/plateformes
Effectif
Effectif total : 7
Skills
• Characterization of thermal, electric or hybrid traction chains
• Effective powertrain power measurement
• Certification of electric vehicles according to WLTP
• Development of engine maps and brakes
Services provided
• GMP performance and endurance tests (200kW hub bench per axis)
• Fuel consumption measurement via PEMS (AVL PLUTRON)
Consulting services
Equipments
Nom | Modèle | Marque |
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DYNO - Hub dynamometer | / | Rotronics |
Wheel speed fan | VC9000/ | Rotronics |
Exhaust extractor | 3000 m3/h/ | Rotronics |
300V/300A Controllable Battery Simulator | Leroy Somer | |
Driving robot | G-ROBOT/ | Greenmot |
Multi-fuel flow meter | PLUTRON/ | AVL |
Affiliated institutions / organisations
Partner institution(s)
Unit(s) of attachment
Groups/Networks/Federations
Regional strategic areas of activity
- Energy and Environment
- Energy efficiency and storage
- Low-carbon combustion (biofuels, hydrogen, new technologies)
- Transport and Mobility
- Decarbonized vehicles, electromobility
- Reduction of pollution and energy consumption