SwRI Capabilities: Small Engine Technology: concept, design, durability, and testing

  image of all-terrain vehicle -- SwRI has a small-engine development group that assists motorcycle, recreational  vehicle, and small-engine manufacturers in their efforts to produce world-class products
 

SwRI has a small-engine development group that assists motorcycle, recreational  vehicle, and small-engine manufacturers in their efforts to produce world-class products.

A wide variety of small engine technology services and capabilities are provided to the small engine industry by Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), in particular to companies that manufacture:

  • Utility engines

  • Scooters

  • Motorcycles

  • All-terrain vehicles

  • Snowmobiles

  • Personal watercraft

Small Engine Technology Capabilities

 

image of motorcycle -- Using advanced environmental chamber testing, engineers monitor hot and cold engine and vehicle performance. Chassis and engine dynamometers in the cells aid in developing cold-start strategies, fuel injection calibration, and hot vehicle component evaluation.

 

Using advanced environmental chamber testing, engineers monitor hot and cold engine and vehicle performance. Chassis and engine dynamometers in the cells aid in developing cold-start strategies, fuel injection calibration, and hot vehicle component evaluation.

Visit the following links to learn more about what the SwRI Light Duty Vehicle Emissions Group can offer. Do not hesitate to contact us   at any time to give us the opportunity to help establish your company as a leader in technology and performance.

For more information about small engine technology capabilities at SwRI or how you can contract with SwRI, please contact Jim Carroll at jcarroll@swri.org or (210) 522-5015.


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