Our engineering teams can define the qualification strategy for your equipment.
- Definition of the industrial production diagram
- Drafting of the qualification plan
- Drafting of inspection specifications
- Definition and design of test equipment (monitoring)
- Laboratory monitoring of testing
- Reports analysis
- Drafting of Qualification Synthesis Report (QSR)
- Drafting of the RTF
- Qualification maintenance
Qualifications include several phases:
PHASE 1
Initial tests
- Visual and mechanical inspections
- Inspections of the degrees of protection provided by the housings
- Dielectric strength at 50 Hz
- Insulation resistance
- Dielectric strength
- Consumption
- Overload and short-circuit withstand capacity
- Electrical continuity of mechanical earthing
Functional tests
- Functional validation test
- Reduced functional characteristics
PHASE 3
Assessment of behaviour over time
- Board connection/disconnection
- Mechanical vibrations
- Rapid temperature fluctuations
- Dry heat
- Damp heat
- Cold
- Extended operation
PHASE 2
Functional limit of usage tests
- Influence of ambient temperature
- Influence of humidity
- Influence of the supply voltage
- Influence of a dampened oscillating wave
- Influence of fast transient bursts
- Influence of electromagnetic radiation
- Influence of electrostatic discharges
- Influence of conducted radio disturbances
- Influence of the magnetic field
- Influence of high energy voltage surges
PHASE 4
Earthquakes
Bi-axial accelerogram test
We use a network of partner laboratories to conduct these tests with optimum turnaround times.
We conduct half a dozen qualifications every year.
