Meritor's new state-of-the-art brake dyno weighs a modest 75 tons, and is the most advanced machine of its kind in the world. The $300,000 investment gives engineers data that helps them predict performance on brakes expected to make up to 5 million cycles over a 10-15 year lifespan. All of Meritor's brake dynos -- Wales, Italy, India and the U.S. -- run the same control systems so data can be easily exchanged with any test center.
Meritor's new state-of-the-art brake dyno weighs a modest 75 tons, and is the most advanced machine of its kind in the world. The $300,000 investment gives engineers data that helps them predict performance on brakes expected to make up to 5 million cycles over a 10-15 year lifespan. All of Meritor's brake dynos -- Wales, Italy, India and the U.S. -- run the same control systems so data can be easily exchanged with any test center.
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