Airline/semi-wind tunnel test chambers with chassis dynamometer

Test facility for complete vehicles with simulation of wind and air resistance

Test chamber for aerodynamic testing in the automotive industry

Wind and driving resistance have a direct impact on fuel consumption, driving noise, and cooling performance in vehicles. That is why vehicle manufacturers and OEMs need test chambers for complete vehicles in which realistic tests with simulated wind and drag can be carried out.  

Weiss Technik is a long-standing partner to the automotive industry and develops semi-wind tunnel systems for complete vehicles that simulate different wind speeds, temperatures, and humidity levels. These are also suitable for testing the performance of HVAC systems under various climatic influences and extreme conditions. 

 

Precise testing of wind and climate conditions

Precise simulation of climate and road conditions is necessary to test the aerodynamics and functionality of vehicles under different wind speeds and climatic conditions. The test scenarios must deliver accurate results and be reliably reproducible.

Complying with automotive testing standards

Automotive testing standards specify exact requirements for temperature and humidity values as well as permissible deviations. Powerful and precise testing equipment ensures that these values are reliably maintained in climate tests throughout the entire test period.

Capturing measurement data comprehensively

Semi-wind tunnel systems use integrated measurement systems to optimize and evaluate data and measured values recorded during a test cycle. These systems capture the required data and transmit it to connected analysis software.

Flexible integration into buildings

Semi-wind tunnel facilities are structural engineering challenges. To ensure seamless integration into new or existing buildings, close coordination and clear definition of all requirements from the outset are essential. This allows for the development of a tailor-made solution.

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Test facilities and test chambers for complete vehicles

Test performance, functionality, and durability

under all climatic conditions

 

  • Car manufacturer
  • Suppliers
  • Testing institutes and test centers
  • Defense

Semi-wind tunnel facility for simulating air flows

Our drive-in airline or semi-wind tunnel systems offer space for complete vehicles and can be combined with a chassis dynamometer and a 4-poster test rig. They are equipped with high-precision measuring instruments to accurately record and analyze air resistance, wind noise, and cooling performance. Special climate control systems ensure compliance with all climatic requirements.  

We plan, build, and implement semi-wind tunnel systems from a single source. These systems can be tailored to suit all requirements and circumstances. The facilities are suitable for aerodynamic performance tests, safety tests, and efficiency tests on vehicles. They meet international standards and ensure compliance with environmental and performance requirements.  

The benefits of Weiss Technik test chambers for complete vehicles

 

  • High precision and reliability 
     
  • Customized adaptations 
     
  • Tests according to international standards and norms 
     
  • Sophisticated, proven climate control systems 
     
  • Comprehensive and long-term support, training, and service 

Interested in a drive-in semi-wind tunnel system?

 

Our customized, drive-in semi-wind tunnel systems are used worldwide by automotive manufacturers and suppliers. They deliver accurate, repeatable test results for optimizing vehicle quality and safety.  

Our experts will be happy to assist you in finding a customized solution that meets your specific requirements

 

Head of Technical Sales Julian Kalmus

Head of Technical Sales
Julian Kalmus

[email protected] +49 40 253043 322

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