Combined environment testing effectively evaluates failure modes induced exclusively under mutually interacting environments such as under the combination action of vibration and temperature simultaneously. It is an essential type of testing that helps understand the stresses induced on materials due to vibrations under low or high-temperature or at a varying rate of temperature conditions. This testing is an integral part of heavy machinery, automotive, process and manufacturing equipment, aerospace, electronic and electrical devices, packaging materials and military equipment industries.
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Combined Temperature and Vibration Testing
Combined environment testing effectively evaluates failure modes induced exclusively under mutually interacting environments such as under the combination of vibration and temperature simultaneously, in testing labs. It is an essential type of testing that helps understand the stresses induced on materials due to vibrations under low or high-temperature or at a varying rate of temperature conditions. While vibration testing can give valuable information, combined testing with temperature can closely replicate actual operating conditions, especially when the materials’ intended end-use exposes them to both environments. Testing routinely involves employing hydraulic vibration systems with capabilities to run the test within large thermal chambers, specialized vibration-temperature testing chambers like HALT/HASS, dual thermal chamber to simulate different thermal conditions, varying rates of temperature changes, and thermal shock tests on specimens under vibration. Thermal shock testing is also done to evaluate end use of thermal properties of materials and products.
Combined temperature testing, combined vibration testing, and combined environment testing plays a crucial role in industries like aerospace, heavy machinery, automotive, electronic devices, packaging to help avoid catastrophic damage to materials and equipment. Customized testing methods are developed by experienced technicians, at Infinita Labs laboratory network in the USA, based on the product or specimen’s requirements and standards.
Product Testing Services Involving Combined Temperature and Vibration Testing
Multi-axial vibration testing at a constant temperature
Mixed-mode vibration and temperature testing
Combined temperature and shock, sinusoidal or random vibration testing
Vibration testing under varying temperature rates
HALT/HASS accelerated stress testing
Common Uses of Combined Temperature and Vibration Testing
Predict design and fabrication weakness for new products
Detect manufacturing process defects to avoid product failure
Predict product or material failure
Failure analysis studies
Industries Utilizing Combined Temperature and Vibration Testing
Heavy Machinery
Automotive
Process and Manufacturing Equipment
Aerospace
Electronic & Electrical Devices
Packaging Materials
Military
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Combined environment testing effectively evaluates failure modes induced exclusively under mutually interacting environments such as under the combination of vibration and temperature simultaneously.
Combined temperature and vibration testing is used to closely replicate actual operating conditions, especially when the materials’ intended end-use exposes them to both environments.
