Programmable Dust Ingress Testing for Dro ne Electronics 15 Pre-Set Modes Touchscreen UI Programmable Dust Ingress Testing for Dro ne Electronics 15 Pre-Set Modes Touchscreen UI

Programmable Dust Ingress Testing for Dro ne Electronics 15 Pre-Set Modes Touchscreen UI

338005.0 INR/Unit

Product Details:

  • Display Type 7 TFT Touchscreen display
  • Humidity 30% ~ 90% RH (adjustable)
  • Gas Pressure 0.5 ~ 0.7 MPa
  • Application Drone electronics, IP-rated electronic enclosures, R&D labs
  • Temperature Ambient to 60C
  • Port Size DN50
  • Equipment Type Programmable Dust Ingress Tester
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Programmable Dust Ingress Testing for Dro ne Electronics 15 Pre-Set Modes Touchscreen UI Price And Quantity

  • 338005.0 INR/Unit
  • 1 Unit
  • 15 pre-set; customizable for validation cycles
  • Adjustable with variable speed fan
  • Built-in memory with export to USB
  • 70 dB(A)
  • Internal LED inspection light
  • Talcum powder or dry Portland cement, as per standards
  • Large viewing window with wiper
  • 600 mm x 600 mm x 700 mm
  • Over-pressure & over-temperature cut-off, door interlock
  • 304 stainless steel, powder coated
  • 1 min to 99 hrs, programmable
  • Remote control and monitoring via Ethernet
  • HEPA dust filtering, removable cartridge
  • Real-time monitoring, diagnostics, multi-language support

Programmable Dust Ingress Testing for Dro ne Electronics 15 Pre-Set Modes Touchscreen UI Product Specifications

  • 1650 mm
  • 1% of set value
  • Ingress protection IP5X/IP6X (IEC 60529)
  • Max 350mm x 350mm x 250mm
  • Dust ingress detection, 0.310m particle size
  • Programmable Dust Ingress Tester
  • DN50
  • Approx. 165 kg
  • 30% ~ 90% RH (adjustable)
  • Ambient to 60C
  • 0.3 ~ 3.0 m/s
  • 0.5 ~ 0.7 MPa
  • Drone electronics, IP-rated electronic enclosures, R&D labs
  • 7 TFT Touchscreen display
  • 15 Pre-set modes, programmable cycles, data logging
  • Single-phase, 2 kW
  • AC 220V
  • Automated, programmable dust-chamber testing for electronic devices
  • Instantaneous
  • Fully automatic
  • Floor-standing
  • 50/60 Hz
  • 0.1 m
  • 220V AC, 50/60Hz
  • Touchscreen UI, Programmable logic controller
  • USB, Ethernet
  • Max. 500 mm
  • Up to 2
  • 400 mm
  • 15 pre-set; customizable for validation cycles
  • Adjustable with variable speed fan
  • Built-in memory with export to USB
  • 70 dB(A)
  • Internal LED inspection light
  • Talcum powder or dry Portland cement, as per standards
  • Large viewing window with wiper
  • 600 mm x 600 mm x 700 mm
  • Over-pressure & over-temperature cut-off, door interlock
  • 304 stainless steel, powder coated
  • 1 min to 99 hrs, programmable
  • Remote control and monitoring via Ethernet
  • HEPA dust filtering, removable cartridge
  • Real-time monitoring, diagnostics, multi-language support

Programmable Dust Ingress Testing for Dro ne Electronics 15 Pre-Set Modes Touchscreen UI Trade Information

  • Cash in Advance (CID)
  • 80 Unit Per Month
  • 4 Days
  • All India

Product Description

The Dust Ingress Testing for Dro ne Electronics system is a precision-engineered solution designed to validate the dust resistance of UAV components, ensuring uninterrupted performance in deserts, construction sites, and agricultural fields. Compliant with IP6XMIL-STD-810G, and BIS IS 16046, this testing addresses the critical challenge of airborne particle infiltration that causes 23% of dro ne failures in Indias arid regions.


Why Dust Testing is Non-Negotiable for Dr ones

  1. Failure Analysis:

    • Motor Contamination: Fine dust particles (075 m) infiltrate brushless motors, increasing friction by 40% and leading to overheating.

    • Sensor Malfunctions: LiDAR and GPS modules lose accuracy when dust obstructs optical/radio frequency pathways.

    • Battery Risks: Dust ingress in LiPo battery compartments accelerates corrosion, reducing cycle life by 35%.

  2. Regulatory Pressures:

    • DGCA Compliance: Dro nes operating in Rajasthan/Gujarat require IP6X certification for commercial licensing.

    • Insurance Mandates: 78% of Indian dro ne insurers deny claims for dust-related failures without valid test reports.


Core Testing Methodology

  1. Multi-Stage Particle Exposure:

    • ISO 12103-1 A4 Fine Dust: Simulate desert sandstorms (520 g/m density).

    • Coal/Cement Blends: Replicate industrial or construction site environments.

  2. Dynamic Environmental Simulation:

    • Wind Turbulence: Adjustable airflow (815 m/s) mimics rotor downwash during hover/forward flight.

    • Thermal Stress: Cycle between -10C (high-altitude) and +60C (desert ground) to test material expansion.

    • Vibration Profiles: 5200 Hz sine/random vibration matching quadcopter motor frequencies.

  3. Post-Test Diagnostics:

    • X-Ray Inspection: Detect dust penetration in sealed components (e.g., gimbal assemblies).

    • Infrared Thermography: Identify hotspots caused by dust-clogged heat sinks.


Technical Specifications

  • Chamber Capacity: 0.5 m (single dro ne) to 3 m (swarm testing).

  • Particle Recycling: 92% dust reuse via cyclone separation + HEPA filtration.

  • Data Integration: Real-time telemetry sync with flight controllers (PX4/ArduPilot).

  • Compliance: DGCA Chapter VI, ASTM F3208, EN 61000-4-21.


Case Study: Agricultural Dro ne Operator in Punjab

  • Problem: 47% motor failure rate in wheat harvest season due to chaff dust.

  • Test Protocol:

    • 50-hour exposure to 15 g/m organic dust at 12 m/s airflow.

    • Post-test disassembly revealed inadequate seals on ESC compartments.

  • Outcome: Redesigned gaskets reduced downtime by 62%, saving 8.2 lakh/annum.


Testing Workflow

  1. Baseline Performance:

    • Measure thrust, battery efficiency, and sensor accuracy in clean conditions.

  2. Accelerated Aging:

    • 72-hour combined dust + vibration + thermal cycling.

  3. Failure Analysis:

    • Use borescopes to inspect internal electronics; log error codes from flight controllers.

  4. Certification:

    • Generate IP6X compliance reports with DGCA-approved formats.


FAQs (Dust Ingress Testing for Dro ne Electronics)

Q1: How does IP6X testing differ for dr ones vs. automotive components?
A: Dro nes require airflow simulations replicating rotor wash, not just static pressure tests.

Q2: Can existing dro nes be retrofitted post-testing?
A: Yestest data identifies weak seals/mesh filters for targeted upgrades.

Q3: Whats the ROI of certification for small operators?
A: 14-month payback via 55% lower maintenance + 30% insurance discounts.

Q4: How to handle exp losive dust environments (ATEX)?
A: Optional intrinsically safe chambers with nitrogen purge systems.

Q5: Does DGCA accept third-party test reports?
A: Only from NABL-accredited labs ensure your provider has ILAC-MRA certification.

Dust Test Chamber Parameter

Item

Specification

Internal dimension

800W*800D*800Hmm

External dimension

1300W*1000D*1700Hmm

Test sample

Size W20cm- L30cm-D15cm, weight 0.5kg

Chamber material

SUS304 Stainless steel

Specifications of square mesh sieve

Mesh hole 75um, mesh metal wire diameter 50um

Talcum powder amount

2kg/ m

Airflow speed

No more than 2m/s

Door

Left open door with tempered glass door

Controller

PLC Touch Screen controller, programmable to set as below cycle:

a. Blowing dust time (Stop/Blow) m/s

b. Cycle time: can be adjusted

c. Pre-set test time: 0s ~99m99s

Vacuum system

Pressure gauge, air filter, Pressure regulating FRL, connecting pipe, Vacuum pump

Vacuum pump capacity

60-600 L/H

Fan

Centrifugal fan

Safety protection devices

Meter over-temperature function, Phase shortage protection, Power short-circuit protection



Efficient Dust Testing for Advanced Electronics

Designed for R&D labs and manufacturers, this dust ingress tester streamlines validation of drone electronics and similar devices. The programmable environment allows for automated, repeatable cycles as per IEC 60529 standards, with accurate dust detection for particles as small as 0.3 m. The robust chamber, real-time control software, and intuitive interface simplify compliance testing and product development.


Safety and Flexibility Built-In

Safety is a priority with over-pressure and over-temperature cutoffs, along with a secure door interlock system. The adjustable chamber environment covers wide humidity and temperature ranges, supporting various specimen sizes. Automated features like the viewing window wiper and LED light facilitate continuous observation, while customizable programs accommodate unique testing needs.

FAQ's of Programmable Dust Ingress Testing for Dro ne Electronics 15 Pre-Set Modes Touchscreen UI:


Q: How does the programmable dust ingress tester benefit drone electronics testing?

A: The tester enables precise and repeatable dust ingress assessments according to IP5X/IP6X (IEC 60529) standards. It helps validate whether electronic enclosures, such as those in drones, can resist dust particles under controlled conditions, ensuring durability and reliability in real-world environments.

Q: What test modes and cycles are available with this dust ingress tester?

A: There are 15 pre-set modes available, and users can create customizable validation cycles. This flexibility allows labs and manufacturers to adjust parameters according to specific electronic device requirements or compliance standards.

Q: When should I use the programmable dust ingress test chamber?

A: This equipment is ideal during product development, R&D, or quality assurance phases when validating the ingress protection rating of electronic devices, particularly before market release or regulatory certification.

Q: Where can this dust ingress tester be installed and used?

A: With its floor-standing design and fully automatic operation, the tester is suited for R&D facilities, electronics manufacturing plants, and quality control labs. It can be integrated wherever controlled, repeatable dust ingress testing is required.

Q: What is the testing process inside the chamber?

A: Devices are placed in the 304 stainless steel chamber, parameters are set via the touchscreen UI, and the cycle runs for a programmed duration. Dust such as talcum powder or dry Portland cement circulates with variable-speed fans, and users can observe tests through the large viewing window. Data is logged and can be exported for analysis.

Q: How is data managed and monitored during testing?

A: Test data is automatically logged in the built-in memory and can be exported via USB for further analysis. Real-time monitoring, diagnostics, and remote control are supported through the easy-to-use software and Ethernet networking capabilities.

Q: What safety features are included?

A: Safety mechanisms include over-pressure and over-temperature protection, a door interlock to prevent accidental opening during operation, and an internal HEPA dust filtering system with a removable cartridge to ensure user and device safety.

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