Sensors for Aerospace Testing and Monitoring
(Vibration and Fatigue Testing continued) >
â– ICP >
® or charge output dynamic force and impact sensors >
â– Strain gage load cells >
â– Triaxial force links >
â– 3-Component >
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2308 â– Impact hammers for structural testing >
â– Reaction flange >
â– Rotary transformer >
4115 4102740B02 ICP
® Dynamic Strain Sensors
â– High sensitivity >
â– Wide frequency range >
â– Simple adhesive installation >
â– Durable and reusable >
M240 Launch, Separation, and Shock Considerations
Dynamic events can impart damaging forces to structures andequipment. Shock industrial accelerometers are used to evaluate impacts,
shock phenomena, and isolation techniques to ensure structural
survivability of the vehicle and any contents. Additionally,
acceleration signals may be utilized to trigger an event or warn of
process upset, particularly during launch or firing.
â– Payload and Structural Survivability Assessments
â– Shock and Vibration Isolation Investigations
â– Electronic Safe and Arming Devices
â– Fuses
â– Landing Gear Impact Studies
â– Bird Strike Studies
Shock Accelerometers
â– Ranges to 100,000 g >
â– Single axis and triaxial types >
â– ICP >
® or charge output styles >
â– Low outgassing version available >
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