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Case Study On Custom Belt Durability Test Rig For Ev Transmission Validation

EV Transmission Testing Rig
This case study showcases how iASYS engineered a Custom Belt Durability Test Rig for electric vehicle (EV) transmission validation. The solution featured a fixed and movable dyno system, multi-directional adjustable idler post, and flexible pulley adaptations to meet diverse OEM needs. With precise torque control, real-time load monitoring, and advanced thermal management, the rig enabled 1000+ hours of reliable testing, reduced vehicle-level testing efforts, and accelerated product development by 20–25%.

Engineering a Versatile Durability Testing Platform for EV Transmissions


Use case: -Custom belt durability testing for EV transmission systems, supporting endurance, RLS, and efficiency validation across single-stage and dual-stage transmission layouts.

Goal: -To design a flexible, high-precision test rig capable of long-duration testing under real-world load and temperature conditions while meeting diverse OEM configuration requirements.

Challenges:-Ensuring precise mechanical alignment in fixed and movable dyno setups, supporting multiple pulley configurations, and maintaining stability during high-torque, high-speed endurance testing.

Solution:-iASYS designed a fixed and movable dyno system with a multi-directional adjustable idler post, integrated real-time load sensing, precise torque control, and semi-closed thermal management for accurate validation.

Results :-Enabled 1000–1200 hours of stable testing, reduced vehicle-level testing efforts by 25–30%, and accelerated product development by 20–25%, while supporting flexible transmission layouts and multiple test scenarios

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