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SAE J1349 2011 Edition, September 1, 2011
Engine Power Test Code - Spark Ignition and Compression Ignition - As
Installed Net Power Rating
Description / Abstract:
This standard is intended to provide a method to obtain
repeatable measurements that accurately reflect true engine
performance in customer service. Whenever there is an opportunity
for interpretation of the standard, a good faith effort shall be
made to obtain the engine's typical in-service performance and
avoid finding the best possible performance under the best possible
conditions. Intentional biasing of engine component or assembly
tolerances to optimize performance for this test is prohibited.
Purpose of Standard
This SAE Standard has been adopted by SAE to specify:
a. A basis for net engine power and torque rating
b. Reference inlet air and fuel supply test conditions
c. A method for correcting observed power and torque to reference conditions
d. A method for determining net full load engine power and torque with a dynamometer
e. A procedure to ensure that engine controls are operating in a manner consistent with customer operation.
Field of Application
This test code document is applicable to both spark ignition (SI) and compression ignition (CI) engines, naturally aspirated and pressure-charged, with and without charge air cooling. This document does not apply to aircraft or marine engines. The standard is applicable to the internal combustion engine used in a hybrid powertrain, but it does not comprehend the combined output of the hybrid powertrain.
This test code supersedes those portions of SAE J1349 JUN1995 dealing with net power rating. It can be used immediately, and it shall be used for testing after January 1, 2005.
Standard CI diesel fuel specifications are range mean values for Type 2-D EPA test fuel per Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 86.1313-2004 or most recent.
The corresponding test code for gross power and torque rating is SAE J1995.
The document for mapping engine performance is SAE J1312.
Relationship to ISO 1585
ISO 1585-1992 differs from SAE J1349 in several areas, among which the most important are:
a. This document is not limited to road vehicles.
b. This document requires inlet fuel temperature be controlled to 40 °C on CI engines.
c. This document includes a reference fuel specification and requires that engine power be corrected to that specification on all CI engines.
d. This document includes a different procedure for testing engines with a laboratory charge air cooler.
e. This document stipulates a 20% duty cycle limit on variable speed cooling fans in order to qualify for testing at the minimum power loss settings.
f. This document provides procedures for transient testing of light duty vehicles with the associated changes in control parameters and exhaust back pressure.
g. This document includes accessory losses if the accessories are standard on the vehicle application.
h. ISO 1585-1992 allows ±7% correction on SI and ±10% correction on CI engines.
Purpose of Standard
This SAE Standard has been adopted by SAE to specify:
a. A basis for net engine power and torque rating
b. Reference inlet air and fuel supply test conditions
c. A method for correcting observed power and torque to reference conditions
d. A method for determining net full load engine power and torque with a dynamometer
e. A procedure to ensure that engine controls are operating in a manner consistent with customer operation.
Field of Application
This test code document is applicable to both spark ignition (SI) and compression ignition (CI) engines, naturally aspirated and pressure-charged, with and without charge air cooling. This document does not apply to aircraft or marine engines. The standard is applicable to the internal combustion engine used in a hybrid powertrain, but it does not comprehend the combined output of the hybrid powertrain.
This test code supersedes those portions of SAE J1349 JUN1995 dealing with net power rating. It can be used immediately, and it shall be used for testing after January 1, 2005.
Standard CI diesel fuel specifications are range mean values for Type 2-D EPA test fuel per Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 86.1313-2004 or most recent.
The corresponding test code for gross power and torque rating is SAE J1995.
The document for mapping engine performance is SAE J1312.
Relationship to ISO 1585
ISO 1585-1992 differs from SAE J1349 in several areas, among which the most important are:
a. This document is not limited to road vehicles.
b. This document requires inlet fuel temperature be controlled to 40 °C on CI engines.
c. This document includes a reference fuel specification and requires that engine power be corrected to that specification on all CI engines.
d. This document includes a different procedure for testing engines with a laboratory charge air cooler.
e. This document stipulates a 20% duty cycle limit on variable speed cooling fans in order to qualify for testing at the minimum power loss settings.
f. This document provides procedures for transient testing of light duty vehicles with the associated changes in control parameters and exhaust back pressure.
g. This document includes accessory losses if the accessories are standard on the vehicle application.
h. ISO 1585-1992 allows ±7% correction on SI and ±10% correction on CI engines.
SAE J1349 2011 Edition, September 1, 2011
Engine Power Test Code - Spark Ignition and Compression Ignition - As
Installed Net Power Rating