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Established 1934 |
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EMCO's Transmission Dynamometer
(Dyno) is powered by a 502 cu. in. big block Chevy engine that produces
440 HP and 515 ft-lb of torque. The test stand is adjustable, the
water brakes can be positioned up, down, rearward and forward, allowing
testing on numerous types of transmissions and transaxles . The
dyno allows for differential testing by varying the load on each
axle because the two water brakes can be individually controlled.
We are able to apply as much as 400 ft-lb of torque to each axle.
The EMCO "step-up" gearbox enables input test speeds up
to 15000 RPM. Inputs and outputs are monitored by a fully equiped
computer-controlled data acquisition system.
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The Dyno allows EMCO to dramatically shorten its development
cycle by testing new product innovations once they are made.
Testing and fine-tuning of vital sub-systems like oiling and
shifting is performed on the test stand prior to track testing,
which dramatically reduces development time. Additionally, the
Dyno allows EMCO to offer enhanced servicing of transaxles not
found elsewhere. The Dyno is located at the EMCO Parts and Technical
Center in Indianapolis, IN.
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