Advanced Mobility Technology Laboratory
AMTLThe Advanced Mobility Technology Laboratory (AMTL) at Argonne National Laboratory stands as a critical research hub for the development and evaluation of cutting-edge mobility solutions. The lab enables comprehensive testing across a broad range of powertrains.
Advanced Testing Capabilities
At the heart of the AMTL is a suite of state-of-the-art equipment, including two- and four-wheel drive dynamometers, which offer precision measurement of vehicle energy consumption and performance. The lab is also equipped with an environmental test chamber capable of simulating extreme conditions, allowing researchers to evaluate how different powertrains perform in various climates. Additionally, the facility features advanced emissions measurement systems such as flame ionization detection and Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, providing real-time analysis of exhaust gases.
Comprehensive Research
The AMTL supports a wide array of research activities aimed at providing hardware driven insights into vehicle operation and energy use, optimizing vehicle powertrains, improving fuel efficiency to support the reduction of operational costs. AMTL research covers everything from traditional internal combustion engines to advanced hybrid and electric vehicle systems.
The lab also explores the integration of vehicles with connected and automated technologies, assessing the impact of such innovations on traffic flow, energy consumption, and overall vehicle efficiency. By leveraging advanced instrumentation and data acquisition systems, the AMTL supports the testing of both on-road and off-road mobility solutions, making it an invaluable resource for government agencies, automotive manufacturers, and academic institutions alike.