A
test bench for evaluating the cooling
system capability of an oil-cooled motor in a range
extender belongs to the field of automotive
motor testing technology. The motor under test is fixed to the
test bench. Its oil inlet and outlet are connected to oil pipes via oil port fixtures and sealing rings. The oil pipes are connected to a
plate heat exchanger, and temperature sensors and flow meters are installed on the pipes, all connected to a
data acquisition box. A
chiller unit is connected to the
heat exchanger via water pipes, and a mechanical circulation pump is connected to the motor's internal oil circuit. The test first uses the original oil cooler for a temperature rise test, then replaces it with the test
system to simulate the original
cooling effect, and records the data. After sealing is checked, the
water temperature is adjusted to match the original temperature rise trend, performance is evaluated, and suitable components are selected. This utility model, through a
test bench system, achieves a quantitative evaluation of the cooling system capability of an oil-cooled motor in a range
extender, improving testing efficiency, reducing development costs, accurately selecting suitable components, ensuring motor performance, and providing
test data that closely matches actual application requirements, thus possessing significant technical value and practical significance.