How are frictional losses measured in the drive line of a vehicle? By slowing down the dynamometer. The losses can be measured during coast down. By having the dynamometer drive the vehicle wheels while coasting.

How are frictional losses measured in the drive line of a vehicle? By slowing down the dynamometer. The losses can be measured during coast down. By having the dynamometer drive the vehicle wheels while coasting.

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Matter And Energy

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 24RQ: Describe horsepower and list the three quantities needed to determine horsepower.

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How are frictional losses measured in the drive line of a vehicle?
By slowing down the dynamometer.
The losses can be measured during coast down.
By having the dynamometer drive the vehicle wheels while coasting.

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