At Applus+ Laboratories, we perform leak tests, pressure pulse tests, and burst pressure tests to ensure the performance, quality, and safety of hydraulic components, pipework, fittings, screw connections, fuel lines, cooling systems, injection systems, rails, and more. These tests can be used both for approval tests (e.g., for hydraulic systems) and for comprehensive validation of components like fuel rails and exhaust gas recirculation coolers.
We work to internationally recognised standards and certification requirements, including:
Our expert teams carry out:
These tests address different aspects of product integrity and performance, from detecting small leaks to assessing resistance to repeated pressure loading and catastrophic failure thresholds.
Leak testing is a non-destructive testing method used to verify the tightness of components or to pinpoint leakage sites. We perform:
In pressure pulse testing, the test specimen is periodically impacted with defined pressure surges by a pulse generator to check its fatigue strength. This helps determine how the component will perform under dynamic, cyclical loading.
Our capabilities include:
Burst pressure testing is a destructive test. The test specimen is subjected to a continuously increasing pressure until it bursts or breaks, revealing its maximum pressure tolerance under extreme conditions.
We cover a wide test spectrum to simulate real-world conditions. Our key testing parameters include:
These tests are critical for validating the safety and reliability of components that operate under pressure. By identifying potential weak points, leaks, or early signs of fatigue, manufacturers can:
We test a broad range of products and components, including:
Contact Applus+ Laboratories to learn how our leak testing, pressure pulse testing, and burst pressure testing services can ensure the quality, safety, and reliability of your components and systems.
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