Performance test
Performance testing is conducting a test of performance by
actually running an engine under various running conditions to
learn engine performance.
Normally, the engine is run with a fixed load and power meter
load, rotational speed, fuel consumption, lubricant temperature,
lubricant pressure, coolant inlet and outlet temperature, intake
pressure, etc. are measured; and, after these measurements are
complete, the amount of lubricant consumed is measured.
Output, torque, fuel consumption rate, and net thermal
efficiency, etc. are calculated from these measured values and
shown on a line diagram. This line diagram is referred to as an
engine performance curve.
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