On April 17th, according to CCTV News, the China Machinery Industry Federation recently held a technology achievement appraisal meeting, announcing the successful development of a domestically produced 100-ton ultra-high thrust electric vibration test system.
The vibration test system can simulate the operational environments of equipment such as rockets, satellites, and aircraft during operation, thereby assessing the reliability of equipment structure and performance. It is an essential supporting device for the development of industries such as aerospace, transportation, etc.
Currently, the system has been put into use in China's aerospace industry and has completed product testing multiple times.
Academician Wann Ming from the Chinese Academy of Sciences stated that the 100-ton thrust vibration table ranks first in China and is the largest in the world in terms of thrust. This vibration equipment has propelled our country to a new high point in vibration testing technology.
"This successful development has undoubtedly laid a solid foundation for the high-quality development of advanced equipment in our country's future," said Wann Ming.
It is reported that with the development of China's manned spaceflight, lunar exploration, and large-scale space projects, the quality and size of aerospace equipment continue to increase, and the structures are becoming increasingly complex.
To meet the mechanical testing needs of these major components and even entire spacecraft, the development of a 100-ton ultra-large thrust electric vibration test system began in Suzhou in 2021.
The research team has tackled many challenges, including system heat dissipation and cooling under high-power output conditions.
