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          • Shock Test per IEC/EN 60068-2-27; Railway Applications IEC/EN 61373

          The shock test is similar to the vibration test except that, instead of continuous vibrations, single shocks are applied to the speci-
          men. Shock tests are usually performed with an acceleration of 15 g, for example, over a period of 11 ms. Tests for special
          requirements often call for much higher values. Like the vibration tests, shock tests are primarily used to test the voltage drop vari-
          ation or contact breaks, etc.



          Example:        Schock requirement
                        per IEC/EN 60068-2-27 (half-sine shock)
                        30 g acceleration, 6 ms duration
                        Shock direction:  3 axes (3 shocks in positive direction and 3 shocks in negative direction)





                  Time-Dependent Course of the Shock / 30 g, 6 ms, Negative   Time-Dependent Course of the Shock / 30 g, 6 ms, Positive
                  Direction                                            Direction
           a[m/s 2 ]                                            a[m/s 2 ]
            67.5                                                 450
            50
                                                                 400
             0
                                                                 350
            -50
                                                                 300
            -100
                                                                 250
            -150
                                                                 200
            -200
                                                                 150
            -250
                                                                 100
            -300
                                                                 50
            -350
                                                                  0
            -400
                                                                 -50
            -450                                          t[ms]  -67.5                                         t[ms]
             0.45  5  10  15  20  25  30  35  40  45  50  55  60  65  70  75  80  85  0.45  5  10  15  20  25  30  35  40  45  50  55  60  65  70  75  80  85
             Status   :  Stop                                     Status   :  Stop
             Cause   : Number of shocks ready!                    Cause   : Number of shocks ready!
             Date    : 30.04.2009    Control   :  active          Date    : 30.04.2009    Control   :  active
             Time    : 07:27:59    Total number of shocks  :     3  Time   : 07:26:38    Total number of shocks  :     3
             Modulation  :  42.0 %    Shocks processed   :     3  Modulation  :  43.1 %    Shocks processed   :     3
             Warning limits  : inactive     Top acceleration   :  306.71 m/s 2  Warning limits  : inactive     Top acceleration   :  305.74 m/s 2
             Turn-off limits   : inactive     Speed   :    1.13 m/s  Turn-off limits   : inactive     Speed   :    1.13 m/s
             Legend:                                              Legend:
                Upper warning limits     Lower warning limits     Upper turn-off limits     Lower turn-off limits   Set acceleration curve     Upper warning limits     Lower warning limits     Upper turn-off limits     Lower turn-off limits   Set acceleration curve
                Actual acc. curve     Measurement acceleration curve     Actual acc. curve     Measurement acceleration curve
             RMS - SWR 900 - Testmanager       Test file: 68-2-27.SHO (Shock)  RMS - SWR 900 - Testmanager     Test file: 68-2-27.SHO (Shock)








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