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Process reliability in remanufacturing: How test benches make quality measurable
Remanufacturing turbochargers requires more than simply replacing worn components. Crucially, a reproducible calibration process is essential to ensure mechanical precision, documented performance curves, and stable tolerances. Without standardized testing procedures, the risk of complaints, performance loss, and premature failure increases. Modern flowbench test benches form the basis for process reliability in remanufacturing. They enable controlled VTG calibration under de
VISCOM Automotive GmbH
Mar 22 min read


VTG calibration in practice: From test bench to release
Precise calibration of a turbocharger determines an engine's performance, efficiency, and emissions. Especially with variable turbine geometry (VTG), the alignment of the mechanics and actuator is a crucial step in the production and repair process. On the Flowbench test bench, this process can be carried out in a controlled, reproducible and fully documented manner – from preparation to final release. Preparation for calibration Every VTG calibration begins with a thorough v
VISCOM Automotive GmbH
Jan 302 min read


Flowbench vs. vehicle setup: Why calibration on the test bench is more precise and reproducible
Kalibrierung eines VTG-Turboladers am Flowbench-Prüfstand
VISCOM Automotive GmbH
Dec 9, 20252 min read


VTG & Turbocharger Knowledge: Functionality, Calibration and Euro 7 Requirements
Variable turbine geometry (VTG) is a key element of modern turbocharging systems. It enables precise control of the exhaust gas flow and plays a crucial role in optimizing the efficiency, performance, and emissions of combustion engines. With the upcoming Euro 7 emissions standard in mind, the precise calibration of VTG systems is becoming increasingly important. How does a VTG turbocharger work? A variable turbine geometry (VTG) turbocharger controls boost pressure via adjus
VISCOM Automotive GmbH
Nov 24, 20253 min read
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