Environmental Shock Simulator - GHI Sys：环境冲击模拟器-地系统.ppt

GHI’s ESSM Environment Shock Simulation Machine A Powerful Concept - Produces Equivalent Hard Surface Shocks - For Evaluation of Miniaturized or Hand-Held Devices Hard Surface Environmental Shock Physics Drops on hard surfaces produce the most severe environmental shocks. Have very high acceleration and frequency. Results in very short stopping distances having high strain rate. Cause product case and internal damage These dynamics can’t be accurately simulated by programmed shock or drop test machines. ESSM controls the variables of impact orientation, impact surface and dynamics. Parameters Needed for Simulation ESSM Vs Drop Shock Machine Simulates Environment Shock Exact drop height Gauges impact velocity Simulates the impact surface Worst Case stopping distance Repeatable dynamics Easy for HS video to “see” the impact dynamics Small Lab space footprint Easily relocated Lower overall cost Impact limited by MEP Only equivalent drop height Impact velocity not controlled No impact surface - is fixtured Stopping distance is limited Dynamics limited by fixture Difficult for HS video Shows little of real environment shock Large relative footprint Hard to relocate Higher overall cost Basic ESSM Elements Basic ESSM ESSM Operation Environment surface sample is installed on base anvil if required UUT is mounted on carriage in desired orientation Accelerometer is applied to UUT with main cable anchored to UUT carriage and linked with thin flexible non-encumbering cable UUT carriage is raised to desired height to match simulation UUT carriage is released resulting in free fall toward anvil Restrained UUT maintains orientation till impact UUT Grippers are triggered to release prior to impact, Adjustable UUT impacts anvil free of tumbling at desired orientation and velocity Shock data and pre-impact velocity are captured by GHI instrumentation to correlated with environment shock damage Feature FAQs UUT Grippers (2) . . . . . . . . . . .2” Dia. Circular*