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An impulse testing machine is designed to test hydraulic hoses, pipes, fittings, and other components for their durability and performance under pulsating pressure conditions. Here are typical specifications for such a machine:
- Pressure Range: Typically ranges from 0 to 50 MPa (500 bar) or higher, depending on the machine model.
- Test Media: Oil (e.g., ISO VG 32 or similar), water-glycol mixture, or other compatible fluids.
- Flow Rate: Adjustable flow rates ranging from 10 L/min to 200 L/min or more.
- Impulse Frequency: Adjustable frequency: 0.2 Hz to 3 Hz (or as required).
- Temperature Control: Includes heating and cooling systems to maintain fluid temperatures typically between -40°C and +150°C.
- Number of Test Stations: Single or multiple test stations to accommodate multiple components simultaneously.
- Pressure Control: Electronic or servo-controlled systems for precise pressure regulation.
- Cycle Capability: Designed to run up to several million cycles for fatigue testing.
- Clamp Capacity: Compatible with various component sizes, ranging from small diameter hoses to large pipes.
- Safety Features: Pressure relief valves, safety shields, and emergency stop systems.
- Automation: PLC-based systems with programmable test parameters.
- Data Acquisition: Real-time monitoring and logging of pressure, temperature, and cycle count.
- User Interface: Touchscreen or PC-based interface for easy programming and operation.
- Remote Monitoring: IoT-enabled systems for remote diagnostics and test progress monitoring.
- Testing Standards: Machines adhere to standards such as ISO 6803, SAE J343, and DIN EN 857 for hose impulse testing.
- Customization: Options available for testing specific components or meeting industry-specific requirements.
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