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Cooling fan module road test simulation

For engine cooling, Johnson Electric offers smart Cooling Fan Modules (CFM) with best in class efficiency and power density

Newsletter EnginSoft Year 14 n°3
By Alberto Ballestra | Johnson Electric
Cooling fan module road test simulation
Cooling fan module road test simulation

Abstract

Johnson Electric is world leader in motion subsystems market. Actuators, motors, switches, solenoids, flexible circuits and CFM are some of the wide range of custom product developed projects. The industries served include Automotive, Building Automation, Home Technologies, Medical Devices, Power Tools and Lawn & Garden. For engine cooling, Johnson Electric offers smart Cooling Fan Modules (CFM) with best in class efficiency and power density.

CFMs are composed by a brushless motor driven electro-fan with a support frame (shroud) mounted in front of the radiator. CFMs are subjected to high structural tests according to internal and customer requirements (Vibration test, Yaw test, Endurance etc.); the road test represents an important step in the product validation.

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