Observation and verification of fatigue fracture: 'Tensile Load Fatigue Fracture Observation System'
Synchronize shooting speed and measurement sampling! Visually verify the mechanism of fatigue destruction.
We would like to introduce a case study of the "Tensile Load Fatigue Fracture Observation System" developed by our company. This system simultaneously captures phenomena using a high-speed camera and measures physical quantities with sensors. It allows for easy comparison and analysis of the captured images and sensor measurements (synchronized shooting speed and measurement sampling). It enables visual verification of the mechanisms of fatigue fracture. 【Product Specifications (Excerpt)】 ■ Vibration Frequency: 40–300Hz (1Hz increments) ■ Vibration Stroke: ±70μm ■ Maximum Dynamic Load: ±890N ■ Sampling Period: Up to 50μS (20kHz) ■ Recording Timing: End trigger by fracture detection (automatic) or manual trigger (optional) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Product Specifications】 ■Measurement - Load: Range ±1kN, Resolution 30mN - Displacement: Range ±3mm, Resolution 0.09μm ■Recording Pixel Count: 512×512 (2,000fps) ■Recording Time: 4 seconds (2,000fps) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company started with mechanical design and expanded into hardware design and software design, and based on the technology we have cultivated over many years, we have been developing prototype devices since 1998. We have a wide range of achievements in various fields, including automatic production equipment, testing machines, measuring devices, experimental observation equipment, as well as energy-related, printing-related, and FA equipment.
