Laboratory stand “Car power supply system”

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Description

The laboratory stand should be designed to carry out a set of practical work to study the power supply system of a modern car, the principles of its functioning and operating modes, as well as the formation of initial skills in diagnosing, maintaining and repairing a car as part of the course “Design, repair and operation of motor vehicles”.

General requirements
The stand must be a working model of a power supply system with basic control systems, such as a generator, a block of rectifier diodes, a voltage regulator relay, an ignition switch simulator and typical electricity consumers. As an internal combustion engine model, an AC electric motor controlled by a frequency converter should be used to drive the generator. The stand must implement normal and emergency operation modes of the system (input of at least 9 typical faults). Structurally, the stand should be a metal frame with a built-in front panel containing sheets of anodized aluminum. The front panel must be equipped with original automotive electronic units, display and control devices, and a color mnemonic diagram of the power supply system must be applied by metallographic printing.

Technical characteristics of the stand
Supply voltage, V 220;
Supply current frequency, Hz 50;
Power consumption, no more, VA 750;
Dimensions, no more, mm 850x700x500;
Weight, no more, kg 60 kg;
Operating temperature range, °C +10 to +35;
Humidity, % 80;
Number of people in the workplace 2…3 people.

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Laboratory stand “Car power supply system”

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