GB/T 11606.17-1989 Environmental test methods for analytical instruments - Collision test

GB/T 11606.17-1989 Environmental test methods for analytical instruments Collision test GB/T11606.17-1989 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

National Standard of the People's Republic of China
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1 Subject content and scope of application
This standard specifies the conditions and test methods for the impact test of analytical instruments (hereinafter referred to as instruments) GB11606.17--89
This standard is applicable to assessing the adaptability and structural integrity of completely packaged instruments to repetitive mechanical impacts that may be suffered during transportation.
2 Test conditions
2.1 Test level
Acceleration: 10±1g,
Pulse duration: 11±2ms;
Pulse repetition rate: 1~1.7Hz;
Number of continuous impacts: 1000±10 times;
Pulse waveform: approximately half-sine wave.
2.2 Requirements for test equipment
Pulse waveform of collision test (half-sine)
D-duration of nominal pulse; A-peak acceleration of nominal pulse; T2-minimum time for pulse monitoring when collision is produced by electric vibration table; T-minimum time for pulse monitoring when collision is produced by conventional collision test machine; Approved by the Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry of the People's Republic of China on March 25, 1989, implemented on March 1, 1990
GB11606.17-89
2.2.1 The tabletop of the collision table should be rigid enough and can produce a half-sine collision pulse wave similar to the nominal acceleration time curve \ shown by the dotted line in the legend. The actual line shows the allowable error range. 2.2.2 During the test, the allowable error limit of the actual collision pulse velocity change should be 80%-120% of the nominal pulse value. The calculation of the collision pulse velocity should be integrated from 0.4D before the pulse to 0.1D after the pulse (see figure). 2.2.3 The collision pulse is measured by an acceleration sensor installed at the detection point. The detection point should be as close as possible to the fixed point of the test instrument closest to the center of the collision table. The acceleration sensor should be rigidly connected to the fixed point. 2.2.4 At the detection point, the positive and negative acceleration values ​​perpendicular to the collision direction shall not exceed 30% of the nominal pulse acceleration value at any time.
2.3 Requirements for instruments
When the weight of the test instrument exceeds the load capacity of the collision table, each extension of the instrument can be tested separately. 3 Test method
3.1 Initial inspection
Inspect the instrument according to the relevant standards. 3.2 Installation of the instrument
3.2.1 The instrument should be fixed on the test table in the transportation state. Instruments that cannot be installed directly can be installed through transition structures, which should have sufficient rigidity.
3.2.2 Instruments with shock absorbers should be tested together with the shock absorbers. 3.3 Test
Test the instrument in the vertical direction.
3.4 ​​Final test
After the test, the instrument shall be inspected in accordance with the relevant standards. 4 Details to be specified when citing this standard
Initial inspection items and requirements;
b. Final inspection items and requirements.
Additional notes:
This standard (GB11606.1~11606.17-89) was drafted by the Beijing Institute of Analytical Instruments. The main drafter of this standard is Wang Hua.
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