Pyrotechnic Shock Testing

Shock Testing

Shock testing of products and materials determines to what degree items can physically and functionally withstand relatively infrequent, short time, moderately high-level force impulses or temperature changes that would be encountered in handling, transportation, and service environments. Vibration testing, on the other hand, determines the extent to which items can withstand mechanical vibrations.

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Liquid to Liquid Thermal Shock

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Liquid to liquid thermal shock testing applies thermal shocks to test samples by alternately immersing them in a high- and low-temperature liquid medium. Very high thermal ramp rates can be achieved with this method; much more so than air to air thermal shock methods.

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Lightweight Hammershock Testing

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Lightweight Shock Machine (LWSM) Testing per MIL-DTL-901E is the military specification covering shock test requirements for shipboard machinery, equipment, systems and structures. Anyone who produces an item for military use in any of these shipboard categories will likely need to complete this testing. The purpose of this testing is to verify the ability of shipboard installations to withstand shock loadings which may be incurred during wartime service due to the effects of conventional or nuclear weapons. These requirements grew out of the Navy’s experiences during World War II and the subsequent underwater explosion (UNDEX) experiments. In many cases, it was found that critical ship systems could be disabled by the shock effects of nearby weapons explosions that were not a direct hit on the ship itself.

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Mechanical Shock Testing

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The ability of a product to withstand mechanical shocks is both a key design consideration and an important selling point for certain types of military and consumer goods. For this reason, a dynamic mechanical analysis is a required component of quality control and product testing.

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Shipboard Shock

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Equipment on naval surface ships and submarines experiences many different types of shock. Aircraft launch mechanisms, steam catapults, tail-hook arresting cables and missile launchers generate various types of shocks, as do many combat situations, such as a direct hit by enemy ordnance.

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Thermal Shock Testing

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The ability to withstand sudden changes in temperature is a key attribute for products and components that are subject to harsh environmental conditions or used in other rugged applications. NTS offers several protocols for testing components against the effects of thermal shock, helping you deliver a more reliable end product and maintain compliance with MIL-STD-810 and other standards.

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Pyrotechnic Shock Testing

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Shock Testing

Liquid to Liquid Thermal Shock

Lightweight Hammershock Testing

Mechanical Shock Testing

Shipboard Shock

Thermal Shock Testing

Shock Testing