
Not just academic instructors, our Allied Technologies staff
have real world experience. Scott Follett (Mechanical Instructor) worked closely with Allen Engineering’s
Nick Quintana to design and build a dynamometer to test the company’s various
riding trowel models. The photos only show the top of the dyno because the
system underneath is proprietary.
The stand incorporates several innovative features such as
the interface between the machine and dyno, the hydraulic loading system, data acquisition
system, and the flexibility to test machines up to 12 feet with horsepower
exceeding what you would expect from cars.
This is a first for the industry. With the dyno, Allen has
the ability to simulate actual field data and run tests for hours and even days
as opposed to traditional dynos that only test a few seconds. Allen uses the
dyno to optimize designs, improve production techniques, digitally save test
results for every machine, set hydraulic flows and pressures, and perform
failure analysis. The dyno gives Allen a huge advantage in the riding trowel
industry.
We take this real world experience that these instructors have and incorporate it into our courses. The Solutions Group - Allied Technologies division of Arkansas Northeastern College instructors all come from industry related fields.
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