Impact resistance testing is an experimental method used to evaluate the impact resistance of materials or objects. It usually uses impact force to exert external force on materials or objects, and evaluates its impact resistance by measuring its degree of deformation or damage.

The basic principle of the impact resistance test is to use the impact force to exert an external force on the material or object, and evaluate its impact resistance by measuring its degree of deformation or damage. The impact force can be a single impact or multiple repeated impacts. In the experiment, commonly used impact force has impact hammer, impact ball and so on.

Our company uses the impact pattern notch projector to test the toughness and impact resistance of slewing bearings and slewing drives when they are subjected to strong impact or repeated loads. The following are some specific detection methods and steps:

Prepare samples: prepare samples for slewing bearings and slewing drives in accordance with relevant regulations and standards, and ensure that the parameters such as size, shape, and material of the samples meet the requirements.

Install the sample: Install the prepared sample on the impact testing machine to ensure that the installation position and angle are correct.

Setting the impact energy: According to the type, material, size and other parameters of the sample, set the impact energy of the impact testing machine to ensure that the energy value meets the relevant standards and requirements.

Implement impact test: implement impact test on the sample according to the set impact energy, observe and record the response and change of the sample.

Result analysis: According to the observation and recording results of the impact test, analyze the toughness and impact resistance of the sample, and judge whether it meets the relevant standards and requirements.

It should be noted that the specific methods and steps of the impact test may vary due to different standards and requirements. It is recommended to read the relevant standards and specifications carefully and consult professionals before specific operations.