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Free Fall Type (Low Force "g") |

Tarang make Computerized bump test machine is a versatile test equipment to
carry out bump tests in accordance with various IS, MIL-810F, DIN, EN, ISO,
IEC, DEF & ASTM standards. The machine is used in product qualification
testing, transient analysis of structures or models and fatigue tests on
some systems and parts with an object to determine their suitability under
repetitive BUMP environment (during transportation or in-service etc) and to
assess structural integrity.
Free Fall type Bump Test Machine has
a robust steel structure, this machine can be used for testing of test
objects having weight from 50 Kg to 1000 Kg, with Acceleration from 3 "g"
to 60 "g" & pulse duration from 3 ms to 18 ms. The machine is
intended to reproduce the effects of repetitive bumps 60 to 180 bumps per
minute likely to be experienced by components and equipment during
transportation or when installed in various classes of vehicles. The machine
is mounted on air springs to isolate from the ground so that no vibration
passes to the building.
The mounting platform is lifted vertically
through a Cam arrangement and is made to drop freely on the rubber pad
placed on the anvil which provides the required acceleration level. The
desired impact acceleration can be obtained by adjusting the free fall
height of the mounting platform. Rubber pads are used to produce half-sine
pulses, duration of pulse can be adjusted by changing the hardness and
thickness of the rubber pads.
The Bump test machine is supported
with Pentium PC based Intelligent Instrumentation system to control &
monitor and analyze acquired acceleration waveform on 4 Channels. The unit
operates on 415/230V ±10%, 50 Hz Single Phase AC & 3 Phase 415 V 50
Hz
System parameters » Acceleration - 3'g' to
60'g'
» Pulse Duration - 3'ms' to 18'ms'
» Payload
Capacity - 1Kg to 1000Kg
» No of Bumps - Unlimited
» Bump
Rate - 60 to 180 bumps per minute

Force Impact Type (High Force "g") |

Tarang make Computerized Force Impact type Bump Test Machine is designed to
cater the high acceleration and high pulse duration repetitive bump tests.
The machine is used in product qualification testing, transient analysis of
structures or models and fatigue tests on some systems and parts with an
object to determine their suitability under repetitive BUMP environment
(during transportation or in-service etc) and to assess structural integrity
& stress screening.
Force Impact type Bump Test Machine has a
robust steel structure that enables it to be used for testing of test
objects having weights from 50 Kg to 1000 Kg, Acceleration from 3 "g"
to 400 "g" & pulse duration from 3 ms to 30 ms. The machine is
intended to reproduce the effects of repetitive bumps from 40 to 180 bumps
per minute likely to be experienced by components and equipment during
transportation or when installed in various classes of vehicles. The object
mounting hole pattern of the platform is 100 X 100mmmatrix or as desired by
the customer. An optional T-slot for mounting of test objects is also
provided.
The mounting platform is lifted vertically through a Cam
arrangement and is made to drop forcibly with the mechanical impact
generating mechanism on the rubber pad placed on the anvil which provides
the required acceleration level. The desired impact acceleration can be
obtained by adjusting the drop height & mechanical impact generating
force of the mounting platform. Rubber pads are used to produce half-sine
pulses, and duration of half sine pulse shape can be adjusted by changing
the hardness and thickness of the rubber pads.
The Bump test
machine is supported with Pentium PC based Intelligent Instrumentation
system to control & monitor and analyze acquired acceleration waveform
on 4 Channels. The unit operates on 415/230V ±10%, 50 Hz Single Phase
AC & 3 Phase 415 V 50 Hz
System parameters »
Acceleration - 3'g' to 400'g'
» Pulse Duration - 3'ms' to 30'ms'
» Payload Capacity - 1Kg to 1000Kg
» No of Bumps -
Unlimited
» Bump Rate - 40 to 180 bumps per minute

Bump Monitoring and Control System |

The measurement of a shock pulse has become a highly specialized area of
dynamic testing. The increased demands of the testing industry for accurate,
informative, dynamic test data have established the basic requirements for
instrument performance. Tarang PC based instrumentation system provides to
control, monitor and waveform analysis for accurate, informative, dynamic
test data of bump test machine.
Tarang PC based Intelligent
Instrumentation system to drive the Cam mounted inside the machine. It
regulates Bump Count, and Instrumentation Trigger etc. The unit is rigid,
easy to handle & uses latest technology to control & read Bump Rate.
To make the system more versatile a suitably designed LABVIEW based GUI
programme to control, monitor and analyze acquired acceleration waveform of
all the four channels simultaneously etc. with external PC with software to
control it.
Tarang make Digital Bump Monitoring System, Model -
TBSA 6001 is a Pentium PC desktop based intelligent instrumentation for
on-line control & monitoring of bump vibration severity on an object
mounted on Tarang make BUMP Test Machine, which is easy to operate and to
set useful input parameters i.e. Number of Bump, Bump per minute, "g",
data dump option. All relevant parameters viz. pulse height (acceleration),
pulse duration, corresponding velocity change, Bump counts are displayed on
screen in numerical format for all the four channels simultaneously. On-line
zoom facility is provided to expand/compress the captured bump waveform. The
facility is provided to store date & time stamped acceleration and
waveform duration data in an ASCII file to view / process later on. A
centronics compatible printer interface is provided to connect an external
printer for hard copy of test results.
The system requires 230 V ±10%,
50 Hz AC supply for operation.