flow bench
A flow bench is like a test machine that measures how much air can pass through parts of the car. It tells engineers if a part is good or needs improvement.
A flow bench is a laboratory setup used to measure the airflow through components like intake manifolds or horns. It helps engineers quantify how much air a part can move at different pressures.
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"putting injectors into a flow bench which actually measures the volume of fuel being put out by the injector, so you can look at spray pattern and you can look at volume of fuel being put out over..."
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"We were able to float test this intake horn on our flow bench here. We also did some chassis down in work just to compare."
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