Product information Rotational impact tester Hegewald & Peschke Meß- und Prüftechnik GmbH Am Gründchen 1, 01683 Nossen, Germany Telephone: +49 35242 445-0, Telefax: +49 35242 445-111 E-Mail: [email protected] http://www.Hegewald-Peschke.de

Application:  Highly dynamic tensile tests with a long linear test path  Testing of fibre composites and technical textiles (optionally extendable with other rotation masses for other materials)  Testing of bonding points (e.g. seams, glued joints)  Realisation of strain rates up to 350 s-1 Material characteristics at such high strain rates are used for crash simulations, e.g. in lightweight construction or in the automotive industry. They simulate the material behaviour at 50 km/h (14 m/s). Functionality: In this rotational impact tester, a 300 kg rotating flywheel mass is decisive for the...

Specimen characteristics fibre composites (FRP):  Parallel length: 40 mm  Specimen thickness: max. 4 mm  Specimen geometry: flat specimen in accordance to DIN 50125 shape D Technical data: Force measurement Tensile load up to 80 kN Measuring range Resolution Measuring frequency Displacement measurement Measuring range Resolution Test speeds/ strain rates Testing speed Rotating mass Rotation energy Strain rate Connection conditions Electrical 400 V 3 P/N/PE 50 Hz 7.5 kVA, via 32A CEE plug on the machine, Leakage current ca. 40 mA, back-up fuse >/= 3B16 A If available, only all-current sensitive...

Operation, data transmission, operation of the rotational impact tester: Comparison of testing machines with similar applications: In this test series, the rotational impact tester impresses with its high testing speed and high impact energy, at a comparatively small machine size. Impact energy Rotational impact tester up to 16,000 J Test energy is defined by flywheel mass and test speed Testing speed Test forces + Specific setting of relatively high test speeds + small space requirement + relatively high test forces + high energies despite small flywheel mass (300 kg) - no standardised procedure...