Test Systems
Aerospace testing
Test Systems for the aerospace industry
Optimized and improved test systems
Aerospace testing
Test Systems for the aerospace industry
Optimized and improved test systems
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R&D Test Systems delivers tailor-made and standard test systems that fit your requirements. Below you can click to find an overview of some of the areas.
Aircraft engines require a wide range of different tests, both on system-level and component level.
The test rig can simulate rain and particle erosion.
The test setup is based on a 3-bladed helicopter principle that ensures conditions similar to real flight conditions in harsh weather.
The test rig can simulate the effects of take-off, climb, descent, landing, or banking.
The Iron Bird setup enables testing of the flight control and mechanical systems, including landing gear, brakes, and hydraulics.
A static and fatigue test designed to ensure that the landing gear can withstand worst-case scenarios and avoid failure during the aircraft's expected life-cycle.
Testing of different rotating components, for example, gearboxes for aircraft engines.
Study and/or simulation can be used during the development and detailed design of new driveline components to identify critical speeds and delineate keep-out zones.
- Update of existing test rigs
- Engine and transport dollies
- Aircraft jack proof load tester
Aerospace gearbox test rig for Rolls-Royce
We have done it before. R&D Test Systems delivered a test rig for one of the world's most powerful aerospace gearboxes to Rolls-Royce.
During the process, R&D Test Systems operated as project managers and managed the mechanical design, drive actuation systems, construction, documentation, and installation, which lead to a solution that fulfilled Rolls-Royce's needs and requirements – a test rig robust enough to withstand the future test scenarios.
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