VM Series: Example of a special application · Tension control for 28 axles


 
Dr. Blum Laboratories, Stuttgart: textile testing with BIAX stretching frame

Testing of compound fibres, coated fabrics, films and high-quality textiles. In this application, materials undergo testing for stretch expansion properties using a bi-axle testing frame. One particularly important aspect is the distribution of tensile forces in order to achieve homogenous anisotropic tension levels. The amplifier, motor, gear and coil produce a tensile force of 20kN per actuator, equating to 140kN on each side. Acting as speed controllers, the amplifiers are underlying to the tensile force control.

These high-tech materials are used throughout the world in roofing, aircraft construction and high-strength shell components

The project was sponsored by the EU.
 

 


Control cabinet with flanged DC servo amplifiers. The wiring circuit was chosen as a speed servo to ensure the smooth running-in of process.

Our linear amplifiers were able to meet the required standards of accuracy and freedom from interference.


  28 units of VM50/24C
(+-24V at 2A) are jointly cooled using a large heat sink on the wall of the cabinet.
 
Large heat sink
in stack format
Clothes racks
with test pieces
Load cell with displacement measuring system 4-quadrant overview of
the 28 actuators
Textile sample
when fitted after
having been fixed


Textile sample
when stretched


Dr.Blum
starting up
the equipment
   
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