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Impulsive test bench

Impulsive test bench

Impulsive test bench

Product catalog summary
Technical Specifications:
  • Pressure Test: Ranges from 0.3 to 5 bar.
  • Square Wave Pulse: Duration between 0.5 to 5 seconds.
  • Maximum Temperature: 140 °C with a tolerance of +/-2.
  • Flow Rate: Between 600 to 5000 liters per hour.
  • Volume Test Specimen: Maximum of 15 liters.
Instrumentation:
  • Pressure Transmitter: Full scale 6 bar, class 0.25%.
  • Temperature Sensor: PT100.
Safety Devices:
  • Electric control and interlock for open doors.
  • Metal lids in test area to prevent shots and fluid leaks.
  • Emergency button and automatic test shutdown in case of component failure, oil leakage, or warnings.
Power Supply:
  • Electric: 400 Vac-50 Hz–30 kW.
  • Air: 6 bar.
  • Water: Temperature <= 20°C.
Dimensions and Weight:
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 3400 x 2000 x 2400 mm.
  • Weight: Approximately 2300 kg.
Color: Standard Gray 7035.
Additional Notes:
  • Fluid and adapters are not included.
Functionality:
  • Designed to test heat exchangers using ethylene glycol as the test fluid.
  • Features two test stations for impulsive pressure cycles.
  • Includes a flushing system to maintain constant temperature during each test cycle.
  • Working cycle involves setting pressure cycles with ramps and stationary steps, filling and deaeration with flow visual indication, and impulsive pressure steps with component flushing.
Technology and Software:
  • Equipped with a PC and NI data acquisition system.
  • Software allows setting test profiles and generating complete test reports (pressure vs time).
  • Complies with Industry 4.0 standards, enabling interface with external software, remote assistance, and control.
  • GUI is customizable in multiple languages.
Contact Information:
  • Headquarters: Via San Quintino 26/A - 10121 Torino - Italy.
  • Offices & Workshop: Via Riccardo Lombardi 9 - 10028 Trofarello (TO) - Italy.
  • Tel / Fax: +39 011 349 66 06.
  • Email: [email protected], PEC: [email protected].
  • Website: www.bavasrl.com.
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Impulsive test bench-1

Impulsive test bench TECHNICAL DATA: • Pressure test: • Square wave pulse: • Max Temperature: • Flow • Volume test specimen INSTRUMENTATION: • Pressure transmitter: • Temperature sensor: B_21553 test bench is designed to test: - heat exchangers. The test fluid is ethylene glycol. Two test stations test bech can performs impulsive pressure cycles. For each test cycle the system flushes the component to ensure constant temperature. The machine working cycle is: • Setting pressure cycle with ramps and stationary steps by inserting pairs of points (time-pressure). • Filling and deaeration phase with flow visual indication. • impulsive pressure steps and component flushing. SAFETY DEVICES: • Open doors electric control • Open doors interlock • Test area with metal lids against shots and fluid leaks • Emergency button • Test shut down if component failure; oil leakage or test bench warning POWER SUPPLY: • Electric: • Air: • Water: DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT: • L, p, h: 3400 x 2000 x 2400 mm; • Raw load: ~ 2300 kg COLOR: • Standard Gray

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Impulsive test bench-2

The test stand is equipped with a PC and NI data acquisition system PC software can sets the test profile and can create a complete test report [pressure vs time]. Test bench meets the requirements of Industry 4.0, as it allows: • Interface with external software to be able to obtain information on the status of the bench and carry out control and management operations of it; • Take advantage of the remote assistance service by the BAVA technicians; • Remote control of the bench compatibly with the permissions of the corporate network. Gui is customizable in multiple languages S.r.l. Head quarter:...

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