Comparative Kinematic Performance Testing to SAE J3230 on a Dynamometer and Test Track

<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">SAE J3230 provides Kinematic Performance Metrics for Powered Standing Scooters. These performance metrics include many tests which require specific conditions including flat pavement with a near zero slope, drivers of specific height and weights, and data acquisition equipment. In order to determine the efficacy of replicating SAE J3230 tests in a laboratory setting, a device called the Micromobility Device Thermo-Electric Dynamometer was used alongside outdoor tests to provide a comparison of scooter performance in these two testing applications. Based on the testing outcomes, it can be determined whether SAE J3230 and similar standards for other micromobility devices can be replicated in a lab-based setting, saving time, operator hazard, and providing more thorough data outputs.</div></div>

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SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series
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2025-03-31
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https://doi.org/10.4271/2025-01-8792
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Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
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Comparative Kinematic Performance Testing to SAE J3230 on a Dynamometer and Test Track

Dale Andreatta, Meredith Bartholomew, Scott B. Zagorski, Gary J. Heydinger
SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series
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Comparative Kinematic Performance Testing to SAE J3230 on a Dynamometer and Test Track

Dale Andreatta, Meredith Bartholomew, Scott B. Zagorski, Gary J. Heydinger
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<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">SAE J3230 provides Kinematic Performance Metrics for Powered Standing Scooters. These performance metrics include many tests which require specific conditions including flat pavement with a near zero slope, drivers of specific height and weights, and data acquisition equipment. In order to determine the efficacy of replicating SAE J3230 tests in a laboratory setting, a device called the Micromobility Device Thermo-Electric Dynamometer was used alongside outdoor tests to provide a comparison of scooter performance in these two testing applications. Based on the testing outcomes, it can be determined whether SAE J3230 and similar standards for other micromobility devices can be replicated in a lab-based setting, saving time, operator hazard, and providing more thorough data outputs.</div></div>

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