PROJECT ENGINEERING
Engineer the system around the test requirement
We adapt the load circuit, mechanical structure, DUT interface, measurement chain and software as one coordinated delivery instead of asking the test to fit a fixed bench.
Configurable engineering scope
Refrigerant circuit
Component sizing, valve strategy, expansion control and charging arrangements for the selected refrigerant and envelope.
Mechanical integration
DUT fixtures, belt drives, guarding, mobility and service access designed for the installation.
Electrical and communication
Power supply, controller protocols, clutch or actuator interfaces and remote connections as required.
Measurement system
Sensor ranges, acquisition channels, calculations and calibration access aligned with the evaluation method.
Safety and alarms
Project-specific limits, interlocks, emergency-stop responses and event records.
Software and reports
Recipes, screens, user roles, calculations, exports and reports mapped to the test workflow.
A controlled path from input to delivery
- 1
Requirement review
Clarify the DUT, test matrix, measurement method, installation and scope boundaries.
- 2
Technical agreement
Confirm system architecture, ranges, interfaces, acceptance items and deliverables.
- 3
Design and build
Develop the circuit, hardware, controls and software against the agreed configuration.
- 4
Commissioning
Verify operating points, alarms, data records and the agreed functional acceptance items.
- 5
Handover
Provide documentation, training and a defined channel for service and calibration support.
TECHNICAL INPUTS
Useful inputs for the first technical review
- Compressor type, displacement and mounting or electrical interface
- Refrigerant, oil and target operating envelope
- Test items, operating points, cycle definitions and duration
- Required measurements, accuracy targets and report format
- Laboratory layout, chamber interfaces and available utilities
Bring us the test requirement, even if it is still a draft
We can help turn an early validation outline into a defined system scope and interface list.