Re:Test Engineers can help you with Component Testing.

Most components are subjected to a complex environment of forces, accelerations, temperatures, and fluids. While computer models are improving in their ability to accurately predict the life of components, the highly non-linear nature of the environment should ultimately be simulated in a physical test. In all cases, careful attention needs to be paid to the input loads and the boundary conditions to ensure the dynamic stress distribution is accurately reproduced. If it is not, test results are compromised. Critical locations that lead to failure are incorrectly identified, and design modifications are not targeted to the area of weakness.

With over 28 years of experience, Nigel Linden can help you with all aspects of component testing. His experience ranges from  analyzing boundary conditions, developing block profiles, using fatigue analysis to derive PVT sequences etc. 

If you need help with performing field instrumentation and strain gauging, field data acquisition, data analysis,  fatigue life prediction,  fixture design,  or test design we can help. 

For an overview of common automotive component tests, click below:

• Ball Joint Testing

• Exhaust Testing

• Shock Absorber (Damper) Testing

• Steering System Test

• Elastomer Testing

• Axle & Driveline Testing

• Suspension Testing

• Front Module Testing

• MAST Tables

• Portal Frames

• Spring Testing

Our on-line training class teaches students to use servo-hydraulic test equipment for component testing, or we can provide you with on-site consulting, training, or work on a specific issue for you.

We can also help you with outsourcing your component testing, developing component test lab strategies, designing component tests, or  expanding your component testing capabilities.

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For a free quotation, call Re:Test at (612)747-8378, or contact us.

See also:

Re:Test Develops a Block Profile Test for NTS | Component Test Services and Equipment |  Component Test Design