MPR Pitting Tester

MPR

Product Name

MPR Pitting Tester

MPR

Fatigue wear test is reproduced by three-point contact ring and roller. Ideal for rolling fatigue, micro-pitting, and macro-pitting evaluations. The test is automatically stopped when the piezoelectric accelerometer detects vibration during pitting.
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Overview

  1. Reproduce fatigue wear test with 3 cylinders.
  2. Ideal for rolling fatigue, macro-pitting, and micro-pitting evaluations.
  3. The test is automatically stopped when pitching is detected by the accelerometer.

Characteristics

  1. Pitting is generated in a short time using three rings and one center roller, and the time until pitting occurs is measured by verifying vibration with an accelerometer.
  2. The ring and center roller are driven by independent DC servomotors, making it possible to reproduce a Slide/Roll ratio of 0 to ±200%.
  3. At any time during the test, the test can be interrupted, the center roller removed, the contact surface observed, and the test resumed.
  4. The optional oil cooler cools down the test chamber after the test, making it possible to shorten the cleaning time.

Specification

Load

 100 – 1250N

Speed

 Up to 4000 mm/sec (depending on Slide/Roll ratio)

Slide/Roll ratio

 0% (pure rolling) to +/-200% (pure sliding)

Temperature

 Ambient to 135℃ (below-ambient with optional cooler)

Test sample volume

 150 ml

Maximum roller torque

 20Nm(with 3-point contact)

Power supply

 200~240V AC, 50/60Hz Max3.0kW(15A)

Dimensions

 Top plate open 660mm(w) × 1300mm(d) × 1880mm(h)
 Top plate closed 660mm(w) × 1120mm(d) × 1400mm(h)

Weight

 295kg

Pitting

Pitting is a rolling contact fatigue failure mechanism that occurs in periodically stressed mechanical components such as gears, cams and rolling bearings.
Micro-pitting is fine pitting that occurs on the contact surface due to plastic flow on the surface roughness caused by repeated cyclic contact stress. Macro-pitting is large pitting that occurs on the contacting surfaces as cracks initiated at or below the surface propagate into the pitting, and tend to occur at highly loaded contacts more than micro-pitting.

Micro-pitting
Macro-pitting

Ring Test Piece and Center Roller Test Piece

Software

Displays a graph with X and Y axes that can be changed at the top and a graph of the accelerometer (can be hidden) at the bottom.

 


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