HM 365 is the core element of a modular equipment series enabling experiments at the most varied engines and machines, e.g. pumps, turbines or combustion engines. The machine under investigation is connected to the HM 365 via a belt drive. Fasteners couple the HM 365 and the engine or machine under investigation mechanically.
  The main function of the HM 365 is the provision of the required drive or brake power to investigate the selected engines or machines. This power is generated by an air-cooled asynchronous motor with frequency converter. The energy that is generated during generator operation is converted into heat in a load resistor. The drive and brake torque can be finely adjusted. It is measured by a force transducer. For this purpose the asynchronous motor is suspended on a pendulum bearing. To tighten the V-belt, the motor can be moved.
  HM 365 includes digital displays for speed and torque. The data transmission between the HM 365 and the investigated engine or machine takes place via a data cable. All measuring signals are available in electronic form and can be saved or further processed using the software for data acquisition from the engine or machine.