Mechanical testing working group
The mechanical testing working group promotes knowledge exchange on simulation of the mechanical environment. The influence of mechanical loads on a component, sub-assembly or assembled system is investigated by exposing the product to a mechanical load (vibration, shock, impact) under controlled conditions. The working group exchanges knowledge on test methods, results and protocols and initiates development of mechanical test technology.
Contact person/chairman is Ronnie van Leeuwen, e-mail: ron.vanleeuwen@nl.thalesgroup.com.
Upcoming meeting:
March 14, 2024: Working Group Meeting
Download the minutes of the Mechanical Testing working group here:
If you would like to view older minutes, please contact contact with the secretariat.
Overview of topics covered
| November 29, 2007: IPS Packaging, Eindhoven – Drop tests (packaging) June 25, 2008: LMS, Leuven – Shock Response Spectrum November 19, 2008: Thales, Hengelo – Shock Response Spectrum + sensors April 22, 2009: Thales Cryogenics, Eindhoven – Convert field measurements into test specifications November 24, 2009: Sensata, Almelo – Vibration testing in combination with temperature April 22, 2010: LMS + KU Leuven – Multi-axial vibration December 7, 2010: Reason BV – Virtual testing May 21, 2011: Barco – Resonances November 2, 2011: Thales Hengelo – Resonances (2) |
May 24, 2012: Jabil – Mixed mode testing March 27, 2013: Thales Cryogenics – Accelerated mechanical testing April 9, 2014: Thales Cryogenics – From field data to test data (theory) December 2, 2014: TP Vision – From field data to test data (practice) October 20, 2015: Thales Cryogenics – Shock Response Spectrum (on shaker) June 20, 2016: NLR – From field data to test data (discussion of practical case) November 10, 2016: Thales Cryogenics – Modal analysis November 9, 2017: Thales Cryogenics – Failure mechanisms mechanical testing April 24, 2018: ENMO – Modal analysis September 14, 2022: Inalfa Roofsystems – Multi-axial testing |
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