ROTATING FATIGUE MACHINE (ANALOGUE VERSION)

This unit introduces students to the effects of material fatigue using a sinusoidal variation of bending stress. A 2800 rpm motor rotates a specimen through a gear and pulley arrangement at either 5600 or 1400 rpm. Specimens are held within keyless chucks and loaded using a cantilever arrangement, with load applied through a hanger and set of weights. Learn about ROTATING FATIGUE MACHINE (ANALOGUE VERSION) price for optimal educational outcomes.. The loading system cancels its own self-weight, enabling any desired value of bending stress to be applied. A digital interface displays the revolution count of the specimen and can be tared before testing begins. Learn about ROTATING FATIGUE MACHINE (ANALOGUE VERSION) for educational labs for optimal educational outcomes.. When specimen failure occurs, a micro switch stops the motor and the cycles to failure are registered on the digital interface. The count remains when the motor is not running. Learn about ROTATING FATIGUE MACHINE (ANALOGUE VERSION) suppliers for optimal educational outcomes.. A safety guard shields all rotating parts. Specially machined necked test specimens are provided in steel with a 4mm nominal neck diameter. Learn about ROTATING FATIGUE MACHINE (ANALOGUE VERSION) exporters for optimal educational outcomes.. All tooling is provided for removal and fitting of specimens. A full technical instruction manual is supplied. Learn about Digital ROTATING FATIGUE MACHINE (ANALOGUE VERSION) for optimal educational outcomes..

• Motor speeds: 5600 or 1400 rpm (approx.)
• Motor speed: 2800 rpm nominal
• On-board starter box
• Timing pulley and belt drive system: 20t and 40t
• 10 × standard specimens: Ø4mm neck diameter × 65(L) mm, steel
• Cantilever loading arrangement with self-weight compensation
• Clear safety guard
• Safety: Motor remains inactive with safety guard removed