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510 -
Elcometer Limited
Automatic hydraulic pump ensures smooth and continuous pressure application for consistent, repeatable adhesion strength resultsFully adjustable pull rates 0.1-1.4MPa/s (14.5-203psi) to meet National and International StandardsCan be used with 10,14.2, 20 and 50mm diameter dolliesUser definable limits with unique pressure hold and release functionUser definable measurement range with an accuracy of ±1% of full scale:10mm dolly: 100MPa (14400psi14.2mm dolly: 50MPa (7200psi)20mm dolly: 25 MPa (3600psi)50mm dolly: 4MPa (580psi)Dust and water resistant rugged design to IP64Interchangeable units: MPa, psi, Nmm2 and NA range of standard and thin substrate actuator skirts (compatible with Elcometer 506) available for adhesive strength testing on thick, thin, flat or convex substratesStore up to 60,000 readings with individual pull graphs in up to 2,500 alpha numerical batches, complete with attribute failure informationUSB and Bluetooth® data output - compatible with ElcoMaster® App for iPhone, iPod, iPad and Android mobile devices
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Junxy Energy
Traditional commissioning is a daunting task. Since formal system operation doesn’t begin until the system is commissioned, the commissioning team experiences intense pressure to complete the commissioning process quickly. Commissioning can involve high expense and requires staffs from different departmental disciplines to work together. For these reasons data center commissioning has almost uniquely been associated with large data centers (over 20,000 ft2 or 1,858 m2). In the recent past, many data center managers chose to roll the dice and perform little or no commissioning, relying only on start-up data to press ahead with launching the new data center. Given the reality of 24x7 operations, however, the alternative of exposure to major system failures and accompanying downtime is no longer an economically viable option. Commissioning has now become a business necessity. JUNXY series AC & DC rack mounted load banks can be used to introduce heat loads and to allow for simultaneous testing of both electrical and cooling systems.
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2580 Series -
Instron
Instron® load cells are a key part of a materials testing system. Instron is the only global materials testing supplier that designs and manufactures its own load cells. This ensures that Instron load cells meet the unique requirements of materials testing such as; high accuracy over a wide measurement range, high stiffness, resistance to offset loads, accurate alignment and excellent zero stability. The 2580-xxxN Series load cells are specifically designed for use with 5900 testing systems; offering exceptional performance with the ability to measure forces as low as 1/1000th of the force capacity to an accuracy of 0.5% of reading.The load cells can withstand loads up to 150% of their force capacity without damage and 300% without mechanical failure. Automatic transducer recognition and electrical calibration, makes them easy to use. The load cells allow the user to zero out the tare weight of a grip or fixture that weighs up to 10% of the force capacity, while still maintaining the full specified accuracy.
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National Technical Systems
Scanning Acoustic Microscopy, also known as C-SAM or Acoustic Micro Imaging or AMI, outstanding benefit is its ability to find hidden defects within assemblies and materials that can occur during manufacturing or environmental testing. Defects such as delaminations, voids and cracks can be identified and analyzed more effectively using Acoustic Microscopy than with any other inspection method.Unlike other non-destructive techniques such as X-Ray and Infrared Imaging, Acoustic Microscopy is highly sensitive to the elastic properties of the materials it travels through. Because of this, the ability of Acoustic Microscopy to find and characterize these physical defects is clearly superior. Typical applications include production control, failure analysis, and product development.Through the use of ultra-high frequency ultrasound, C-SAM non-destructively finds and characterizes physical defects—such as cracks, voids, delaminations and porosity— that occur during manufacturing, environmental testing or even under normal component operation. Because of the unique aspects of the technology, AMI can locate these defects better than any other inspection method.
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Measurements International Ltd.
The measurement of electric power and energy at high voltages and currents at low power factors is becoming increasingly important economically as a way to reduce costs in an ever-growing industrial economy. Today the transformer purchaser subjects the transformer manufacturer to an economic penalty for losses that occur in load and no-load conditions. To keep these penalties as low as possible, it is important that the manufacturer accurately measure these losses. Failure to do so can result in the manufacturer losing important contract awards to their competitors who may be utilizing a more accurate system. Using “State of the Art” proven two-stage-currentcomparator technology, the AccuLoss™ Series of transformer loss measurement systems is designed to meet the needs of today’s transformer manufacturer by providing the most accurate power loss measurement system in the world. Designed for power frequency testing and calibration, the AccuLoss™ system can be used for testing small, medium and large power transformers as well as motors and turbines up to 400 Hz. The system is also ideal for R&D facilities. The AccuLoss™ system can also be used to measure losses in single and three phase reactors.
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rBOX610 -
Axiomtek Co., Ltd.
The rBOX610 din-rail fanless embedded system utilizes the low power RISC-based module (iMX-287) processor and is designed to withstand temperatures ranging from -40°C to +70°C for using in extreme operating environment and industrial automation applications. The rBOX610 box PC features 4 RS-232/422/485 serial ports, dual LANs, 4 digital input channels,4 digital output channels, 2 CAN bus and 1 eMMC onboard 4 GB & 1 x SDHC socket for storage expansion (easy to access) in a compact, IP40 protected, industrial-strength robust case. Two power paths input minimize the risk of data loss in the event of a single power failure. Its vertical din-rail form factor makes it easy to install the system in a small cabinet. Due to the RISC-based architecture, rBOX610 will not generate a lot of heat while being operated. The ready-to-run rBOX610 is specially designed for remote control/monitoring management applications like unmanned control room, industrial machine, automatic parking lot, traffic cabinet and more.
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AR700 -
Scope T&M Pvt, Ltd.
PD Defect Location in High-Voltage Equipment Insulation by Acoustic Sensors To act on deteriorating insulation the source of PD must be known.The insulation defects produce partial discharges, which emits electrical impulses, radiation of electromagnetic waves as well as acoustic signals.The AR700 measures acoustic signals with multiple sensors spread over the transformer. Then the software determines the failure location using the time difference of all incoming signals. Finally, these coordinates are shown in a 3D model of the transformer. AR700 device is used for measuring of acoustic signals on the external surfaces of gas-insulated breakers and substations, power transformers and other tank high-voltage equipment. The acoustic signals are caused by partial discharges in the insulation, which is the sigh of the defects.The advantage of “AR700” device is the quick installation of the acoustic PD sensors on the external surface of high-voltage equipment tank. The sensors have magnetic holder that is why there is no need to de-energize the equipment for the sensors installation. “AR700” device has 4 syn-chronic channels for acoustic signal measurement. This gives the possibility not only to find the defects in the insulation, but also to locate them. The location function of the “AR700”device is unique for acoustic devices.
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Signals & Systems India Private Limited
GPS Master Clock System – MCS-GPSMC-1010 is a 3U Card rack type, 19” Rack-mountable Redundant GPS Time Server which synchronizes and maintains the timing and frequency requirement of power and process industry equipment using a signal obtained from any one of the sources like GPS or GLONASS or Time protocols such as NTP and IRIG. It distributing the same time signal through several types of interfaces. It provides redundancy for Power and GPS receiver to increase reliability and offers protection against time synchronization failure. The system is field-upgradeable and an extremely flexible system, designed to handle time synchronization requirements today and in the future. It provides nanosecond accuracy when external time references are not available. It has a storage facility to store the system log file. It delivers NTP, SNTP, IRIG-B, PFC-Pulse, DCF77, BCD parallel data, Ethernet Fiber Optic & RS485/RS232 outputs. System enables configuration and monitoring through Web-based application. It supports a wide range of power supply either 90V-260V AC/DC or 18-36VDC or 36V-72VDC. Power supply model can be mixed and matched as required by the user, depending upon power supply options available at the installation site.
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Keystone Compliance
Electrostatic discharge testing, also known as ESD testing is an essential test for many product. Electrostatic discharge can cause a number of problems including but not limited to mechanical failures, coal dust explosions, fuel vapor explosions and bodily injury. ESD is the sudden transfer of electricity between to electrically charged objects. This electrostatic transfer can be caused by contact, dielectric breakdown or an electrical short. ESD testing simulates various electrostatic impacts that equipment might experience either during transit or operation. The impact of electrostatic discharge can be significant whether the ESD even is so slight that is undetectable by hearing or sight or as spectacular as electrical sparks or lightning. An electrostatic discharge test determines whether a product is in compliance with its ESD protective area and procedures. Electronics manufacturers must identify ESD-reducing measures when their products are either susceptible to ESD or likely to create ESD. These measures can include establishing electrostatic protective areas that are free of static, controlling humidity, using measures to eliminate charging such as avoiding highly charging materials and taking steps to remove static such as grounding human workers or requiring antistatic devices. An ESD test confirms that the equipment correctly operates per the test requirement and the manufacturer’s operating procedures.
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Torontech Group
Optical fiber consists of a core and a cladding layer, selected for total internal reflection due to the difference in the refractive index between the two. In practical fibers, the cladding is usually coated with a layer of acrylate polymer or polyimide. This coating protects the fiber from damage but does not contribute to its optical waveguide properties. Individual coated fibers then have a tough resin buffer layer and/or core tube(s) extruded around them to form the cable core. Several layers of protective sheathing, depending on the application, are added to form the cable. Rigid fiber assemblies sometimes put light-absorbing ("dark") glass between the fibers, to prevent light that leaks out of one fiber from entering another. This reduces cross-talk between the fibers, or reduces flare in fiber bundle imaging applications Optical fibers are very strong, but the strength is drastically reduced by unavoidable microscopic surface flaws inherent in the manufacturing process. The initial fiber strength, as well as its change with time, must be considered relative to the stress imposed on the fiber during handling, cabling, and installation for a given set of environmental conditions. There are three basic scenarios that can lead to strength degradation and failure by inducing flaw growth: dynamic fatigue, static fatigues, and zero-stress aging.
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ENVIROMUX-SDS-120V -
Network Technologies Inc
For warning of smoke and invisible fire particles. Ionization smoke detector. Applications from 40°F to 100°F (4°C to 38°C). Front loading battery door. 9V battery backup (included) in case of power failure. One button design for easy testing and HUSH mode activation control. LED indicates four modes of operation: standby condition, alarm condition, alarm memory and hush mode. Hush mode: silences false alarms for 8 minutes, or low battery warning for 13 hours. Voltage supply: 120VAC. Pre-stripped wiring harness with tinned strands. Audio alarm: 85dB at 10ft. Dimensions: 5" diameter x 1.75" depth. Dust cover prevents false alarms. Tamper resist feature. Links with up to 24 devices. Max distance between first and last device: 1000ft (305m). Alarm memory indicates initiating alarm in interconnected systems. Use compatible relay (ENVIROMUX-RLY-SDS120V) for connection to the ENVIROMUX system or other auxiliary warning devices such as external sirens or stairwell lighting. ENVIROMUX-RLY-SDS120V includes normally open and normally closed contacts. Contact ratings: 10A at 120VAC, 5A at 30VDC. Regulatory approvals: UL.
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WA1401 -
Wuhan Sangao Electrical Test Installations Limit Co.
Isolation switch is the high voltage switch equipment, it was large and frequently use in power system . The outdoor isolating switch is the only completely exposed in the atmospheric environment electrical equipment, It is also a electrical equipment affected by climatic conditions influence the most direct and most serious. The operating conditions is relatively poor, It is easy to generate fault of mechanical or electrical. Especially the finger contact part is easy to be affected by rain, dust and harmful gas invasion, resulting in poor contact caused fever, provide the spring with contact pressure due to heating and annealing for reducing the pressure, so that more cause finger heat form vicious spiral eventually burn out finger accident. In maintenance often only pay attention to replace the obvious failure and fracture of spring, but spring to reduce the pressure can not judge and replacement, so again in the operation, each finger current distribution by the pressure difference, The greater the difference between the current distribution is not uniform, long-term operation will occur is bad and the overheating. Fever finger will be vicious spiral, a finger contact bad will spread over the entire bad contact. At the same time, there are a lot of isolating switch contact pressure can be adjusted, if in maintenance adjustment pressure is not enough or each finger to adjust the pressure difference will also appear afore-mentioned phenomena.
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TWR-H Series -
IBEKO Power AB
Handheld TWR-H device is DV Power single-phase instrument designed for measuring transformer winding resistance and turns ratio.The instrument has two output DC sources for measuring transformer winding resistance. The first DC source can output up to 2 A DC and is used for injecting current to the transformer’s high voltage winding. The second DC source can output up to 10 A DC and is used for testing the transformer’s low voltage winding. This is especially useful when measuring winding resistance of distribution transformers. These transformers have large turns ratio and therefore a big difference between resistances of high voltage and low voltage windings. Upon the winding resistance test, it is also possible to demagnetize the transformer core. The demagnetization process is completely automatic and safe.Together with the turns ratio, the instrument also measures excitation current and phase shift. This enables detecting transformer core or winding turns failures which cannot be spotted by measuring turns ratio only. The instrument can output test voltage up to 40 V AC for this test, but it can also output a very low test voltage of 1 V AC which is necessary for turns ratio verification of the majority of current transformers.TWR-H is powered by an internal Li-Ion battery. Up to 100 tests can be performed with a fully charged battery.
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Atec, Inc.
A tec, Inc. specializes in the design, manufacture, and integration of complex test systems and quality critical components. Our production engineering expertise separates us from other manufacturing companies when both reliability and cost are important. Atec has the best in 5 to 9 Axis CNC machining, coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), 3D additive metal and plastic printers, 9-Axis capable waterjet, cryogenic liquid flow test benches and environmental test chambers. We can deliver to the tightest tolerances and most exacting requirements. We can advise our customers on electron beam welding, friction joining, electronic test, environmental test, acoustics, vibration and many other technologies that can reduce manufacturing and operating costs. We are currently manufacturing liquid rocket engine fuel and oxidizer valves for multiple launch vehicles and have participated in 158 consecutive launch successes. Atec manufactured and tested advanced lithium-ion battery adapter plates that manage power for the International Space Station. Atec is designing, manufacturing, and testing power flow modules that work to prevent system failure on the human crew capsule (CCTS) that will transport astronauts to/from the ISS. Atec was awarded NASA Agency-Level Small Business Subcontractor of the Year , SBA Region VI Subcontractor of the Year for our support to NASA and Boeing and we were named a DCMA Top 500 Supplier.
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Hill Engineering, LLC
Fatigue engineering is subject to uncertainty, and data from well executed tests are used to validate conclusions made by analysis and to provide a basis for structural certification. Our staff have extensive experience in testing materials and components under slowly varying, static loads, and under rapidly varying cyclic loads. Tests under static loads are used to assess material properties or to assess the load-deformation behavior of structural components. Tests under cyclic loads provide time to crack initiation, time to failure, or measurements of crack growth over time. We have extensive experience in measuring fatigue crack growth behavior in metallic materials. Past programs have measured crack growth with microscopy and photogrammetry at the surface, cracked area with direct current potential drop, and through-thickness crack profiles with quantitative fractography. By assessing crack growth with a variety of experimental methods, we enable robust analysis validation for cases of complex cracking. Our capabilities in fatigue engineering allow for careful design of a fatigue test program. Whether the tests use constant amplitude loading or an irregular loading spectrum, we specialize in engineering the test that meet your needs. Much of our experience is in non-standard test programs, which require engineering to optimize the test setup. Few others match our capability and experience in fatigue test engineering.
