BIOMETEC GESELLSCHAFT FUER BIO-MEDIZINISCHE TECHNOLOGIEN MBH

Development of rotating components require intensive testing. While the main goal may be reaching durability and life targets,noise , vibration, temperature and other parameters may play an important role for the customer expectations. Therefore, Novosim offers a customizable testing dynamometer which may be used to in the product development of passenger, commercial, heavy duty or even military vehicle components. Software is easy to use and also highly customizable allowing different product lines to be tested under a single system. With the help of regenerative braking, electricity is recovered and loops back to the test system providing efficient operation. Assuming the tests may run about 1 month, the consumption can be an important parameter for cost control. Different types of data can be collected and stored in a database for further comparisons and tracking of the development process. System automatically generates a report which is also customizable.

EOL test stand for e-charging columns and their power electronics for the simulation of different electrical loads and mains fluctuations. The test stand has automatic contacting and achieves high test throughputs in end-of-line operation. Different variants of the power electronics of electric charging columns can be tested. On the software side, Merecs Engineering relies on NI-LabVIEW and NI-TestStand.

One of the sole QAL 1 certified FID analyzers on the market, also available in a transportable version for the measurement of THC or simultaneous THC, nmHC & CH4. Utilizes Flame Ionization Detection (FID), the most sensitive and widely used technology for the measurement of Total hydrocarbons (THC) / Nonmethanic Hydrocarbons (NmHC) / Methane (CH4) • ideal for wet and corrosive process conditions • high accuracy, sensitivity and stability • real time calibration graph • complies with EN 12619 & EN 13526 standards for emissions monitoring • complies with CFR 40 1065 (US EPA) for engine emission testing of hydrocarbons