Systems Engineering - ATI

Military Standard 810G Testing
Understanding, Planning and Performing Climatic and Dynamic Tests
NEW!
November 1-4, 2010
Orlando, Florida
$2995 (8:00am - 4:00pm)
"Register 3 or More & Receive $100 00 each
Off The Course Tuition."
Summary
This four-day class provides understanding of
the purpose of each test, the equipment required
to perform each test, and the methodology to
correctly apply the specified test environments.
Vibration and Shock methods will be covered
together with instrumentation, equipment, control
systems and fixture design. Climatic tests will be
discussed individually: requirements, origination,
equipment required, test methodology,
understanding of results.
The course emphasizes topics you will use
immediately. Suppliers to the military services
protectively install commercial-off-the-shelf
(COTS) equipment in our flight and land vehicles
and in shipboard locations where vibration and
shock can be severe. We laboratory test the
protected equipment (1) to assure twenty years
equipment survival and possible combat, also (2)
to meet commercial test standards, IEC
documents, military standards such as STANAG
or MIL-STD-810G, etc. Few, if any, engineering
schools cover the essentials about such
protection or such testing.
Instructor
Steve Brenner has worked in environmental
simulation and reliability testing for over
30 years, always involved with the
latest techniques for verifying
equipment integrity through testing. He
has independently consulted in
reliability testing since 1996. His client
base includes American and European
companies with mechanical and
electronic products in almost every industry. Steve's
experience includes the entire range of climatic and
dynamic testing, including ESS, HALT, HASS and long
term reliability testing.
What You Will Learn
When you visit an environmental test laboratory,
perhaps to witness a test, or plan or review a test
program, you will have a good understanding of the
requirements and execution of the 810G dynamics and
climatics tests. You will be able to ask meaningful
questions and understand the responses of test
laboratory personnel.
Course Outline
1. Introduction to Military Standard testing -
Dynamics.
• Introduction to classical sinusoidal vibration.
• Resonance effects
• Acceleration and force measurement
• Electrohydraulic shaker systems
• Electrodynamic shaker systems
• Sine vibration testing
• Random vibration testing
• Attaching test articles to shakers (fixture
design, fabrication and usage)
• Shock testing
2. Climatics.
• Temperature testing
• Temperature shock
• Humidity
• Altitude
• Rapid decompression/explosives
• Combined environments
• Solar radiation
• Salt fog
• Sand & Dust
• Rain
• Immersion
• Explosive atmosphere
• Icing
• Fungus
• Acceleration
• Freeze/thaw (new in 810G)
3. Climatics and Dynamics Labs
demonstrations.
4. Reporting On And Certifying Test Results.
Register online at www.ATIcourses.com or call ATI at 888.501.2100 or 410.956.8805 Vol. 104 – 33