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Magic Formula
An often-asked question received at Uson is “How do I figure out what
test times and reject limits to use?” Unfortunately, a “Magic Formula” for
calculating the ideal test times and test limits does not exist. However, just
a little effort in trial and error is all that is needed to determine what is
ideal for testing.
Suggestions
When analyzing a product for the first time with a microprocessor-
controlled tester such as a Sprint LC, it is often surprising to learn what
could be happening in the product during a pressure or flow test—things
that simply don’t show up on low-resolution equipment or in bubble tests.
For example, it becomes possible to see how part expansion and
contraction and other variables affect a test. For this reason, running actual
product through the Sprint LC is important.
To begin, set all timers at fairly long times (10 to 15 seconds, longer if the
part is larger than 1 liter) it is possible to watch what is happening during
tests. Extra long times allow the opportunity to study the main digital
readout, bar graph, and info box values on the run display. Once familiar
with what is happening with a particular product during a test, it is
possible start adjusting the pressure values and setpoints to catch the
rejects. Continue experimenting and then reduce the timers to get the
fastest possible test while still catching rejects.
We encourage the establishment of realistic test parameters. By
realistic
,
we mean parameters that test product to a level at which the product is
used in real applications. Over-testing products is an easy trap to get
caught in when the calculator approach is adopted—developing
parameters strictly on paper. This rarely works because of the many
hidden variables affecting product testing.
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