Abstract: To enable testing of a starter motor on a test bench with an electrical dynamometer as a replacement for a real combustion engine, a simulation unit (20) is used in which a mathematical model of the combustion engine is implemented, and the simulation unit (20) determines a new load setpoint (ns, Ts) using the mathematical model from measured actual values (?i, ni, Ti) of the operation of the electrical dynamometer (3) at every scanning time point of a regulation, which new load setpoint (ns, Ts) is fed to the regulator (21) of the electrical dynamometer.

Abstract: To enable testing of a starter motor on a test beach with an electrical dynamometer as a replacement for the real combustion engine, a simulation unit (20) is provided in which a mathematical model of the combustion engine is implemented, and the simulation unit (20) determines a new load setpoint (ns, Ts) using the mathematical model from measured actual values (?i, ni, Ti) of the operation of the electrical dynamometer (3) at every scanning time point of the regulation, which new load setpoint (ns, Ts) is fed to the regulator (21).

Abstract: A test stand arrangement includes at least one electric motor (4) connected to a test specimen for driving and/or loading the test specimen, and a control arrangement for the or each electric motor. In order to be able to create the connection of the drive train and vehicle simulation with the real, vehicle-specific combustion and dynamic behavior of the engine, at least one model for a multi-mass flywheel is implemented in the control arrangement, from which model at least a part of the control requirement for the or each electric motor is calculated and which model contains at least the two masses of the primary and secondary side of the multi-mass flywheel and a substitute model for the or each bow spring, and an algorithm is implemented in the control arrangement that analyzes the model for a multi-mass flywheel by means of an integrated time step method.

Abstract: A tire test system for tire tests under the most realistic conditions possible, however, including the possibility of widely-varied, simple and precisely reproducible parameters includes a track (6) contactable by at least one tire, as well as a positive guide (5) following this track, for example, in the form of at least one rail. In addition, a test trolley (2) is provided that is guided by a positive guide (5) and is autonomously driven and/or brakable independently of the tire(s), on which trolley at least one tire (1) is mountable, and which has equipment for driving and/or braking autonomously and independently of the test trolley (2).

Abstract: A tire test system for tire tests under the most realistic conditions possible, however, including the possibility of widely-varied, simple and precisely reproducible parameters includes a track (6) contactable by at least one tire, as well as a positive guide (5) following this track, for example, in the form of at least one rail. In addition, a test trolley (2) is provided that is guided by a positive guide (5) and is autonomously driven and/or brakable independently of the tire(s), on which trolley at least one tire (1) is mountable, and which has equipment for driving and/or braking autonomously and independently of the test trolley (2).

Abstract: A test stand arrangement is connected to at least one electric motor (4) connected to a test specimen (1) for driving and/or loading the test specimen (1) and comprises a control arrangement (6) for the or each electric motor (4). In order to be able to create the connection of the drive train and vehicle simulation with the real, vehicle-specific combustion and dynamic behavior of the engine, at least one model (7) for a multi-mass flywheel is implemented in the control arrangement (6), from which model (7) at least a part of the control requirement for the or each electric motor (4) is calculated and which model (7) contains at least the two masses of the primary and secondary side of the multi-mass flywheel and a substitute model for the or each bow spring, and an algorithm is implemented in the control arrangement (6) that analyzes the model for a multi-mass flywheel by means of an integrated time step method.