High frequency multi-axis simulation system

Measuring and testing – Specimen stress or strain – or testing by stress or strain... – By loading of specimen

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C073S856000, C700S009000, C702S043000

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07966890

ABSTRACT:
A multi-axis fatigue testing device includes a multi-axis test fixture having a multiple input, multiple output mechanical linkage driven by a plurality of actuators and a controller operating each of the plurality of actuators in real time and in synchronization to produce user-defined multiple fatigue cycle profiles. At least one of the actuators driving the mechanical linkage acts against an artificial load characterized by a stiffness. The stiffness is selected to increase a resonance frequency of the test fixture to allow fatigue testing at higher frequencies for a wider range of samples.

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