Leiffi
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@ Leiffi I don’t know where you want to go with this but making more than 1000 wheel Hp on a rolling road I find a it a mad job knowing on some projects you got more than 600Hp left and over 800Rpm more before the speed governor kicks is and what is the dyno break can not hold? Last time in Greece with the D12A Volvo engine we had our hands full getting to grips controlling the power and wheel speed and this dyno had two breaks in it fully loading one break attempting to hold speed with the second break and cross your fingers when the pedal goes to the floor.
Rolling road great for making numbers but not so great for getting data and making changes that work well on the track. I can do an engine set-up a lot faster if I have 2Km of straight road so I can make the same runs time after time. For most project we only use a rolling road to set begin of injection @ part load even as most rolling road can not handle the power or are not willing having a risk of damage to there rolling road. Just a bit of reality. bif
I was just asking if you have seen same kind of dip in graph when maxing out this type of dyno ? There are 2 other similar dynos here but I haven't heard they have this kind of problem, maybe they just have not dynoed any high hp engines, I don't know. MAHA says max tractive force is 25kN, I don't think we had that much at those speeds.