GB/T 5170.19-2018
ActiveInspection methods for environmental testing equipments—Part 19:Combined temperature vibration(sinusoidal) testing equipment
环境试验设备检验方法 第19部分：温度、振动(正弦)综合试验设备
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This standard specifies the inspection methods for combined temperature and sinusoidal vibration testing equipment, including parameters such as temperature uniformity, vibration frequency range, and cross-coupling effects. It is applied in environmental testing laboratories and manufacturing quality assurance to verify that chambers meet the requirements of combined stress tests for products like electronics, automotive components, and aerospace parts. The standard ensures the equipment can accurately simulate real-world conditions where thermal and mechanical stresses occur simultaneously.
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