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A containerized hydraulic snubber test bench is a fully self-contained, mobile testing unit—usually built into a standard ISO shipping container—that can be transported to site locations for on-site testing of hydraulic snubbers. It's a step up from in situ test rigs in terms of equipment centralization and control. Key Features of a Containerized Test Bench: • Container Shell: Often a 20-foot or 40-foot container, modified for easy transport, ventilation, and utility connections. • Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU): Provides precise and variable hydraulic pressure and flow to simulate real-life loading conditions. • Test Frame: Rigid steel frame inside the container that can hold the snubber during testing. • Load & Displacement Measurement: - Load cells (force measurement) - LVDTs or laser sensors (displacement tracking) • Control System: - PLC or PC-based control panel - Real-time feedback and logging - Custom test profiles (e.g., load cycling, lock-up response, bleed down rates) • Safety Systems: - Pressure relief valves - Emergency stop systems - Shielding for high-pressure components • Utilities: - Electrical connections or built-in generator - HVAC for climate control - Lighting, workbenches, storage for tools and spares 1. Hydraulic Power System • Pressure Range: 0 to 350 bar (5,000 psi typical) • Flow Rate: 10 to 50 L/min (depending on actuator speed requirements) • Reservoir Capacity: 200 to 500 liters • Pump Type: Variable displacement axial piston pump (preferred for fine control) • Hydraulic Fluid: ISO VG 32 or 46 (fire-resistant fluid options for nuclear/oil & gas sites) • Filtration: - 10-micron return filter - 3-micron pressure filter (for precision systems) 2. Actuator (Test Jack) • Capacity: 50 kN to 500 kN (5 to 50 metric tons force) depending on snubber size. • Stroke Length: 300 mm to 1000 mm (custom depending on test needs) • Speed Control: 0.1 to 50 mm/s (to simulate slow thermal and rapid dynamic conditions) • Mounting: Swiveling clevis mounts for easy snubber alignment. 3. Instrumentation • Load Cells: - Accuracy: ±0.5% of full scale - Range matched to actuator (e.g., 100 kN, 250 kN, etc.) • Displacement Sensors (LVDT or Laser): - Resolution: 0.01 mm - Range: typically matched to actuator stroke • Pressure Sensors: - Range: 0–400 bar - Accuracy: ±0.25% of full scale • Temperature Sensors (for fluid temp monitoring): - Range: 0–120°C 4. Control & Data Acquisition • PLC/Controller: - Siemens, Allen Bradley, or Beckhoff • Human Machine Interface (HMI): - 10" to 15" touchscreen panel - Recipe-based testing (pre-loaded programs for different snubber models) • DAQ System: - High-speed sampling (at least 1 kHz) - Digital archiving of test results (csv, PDF auto-reports) • Remote Monitoring Option: - Ethernet or 4G/5G connectivity for cloud upload or remote troubleshooting 5. Container Specs • Container Size: 20 ft High Cube (preferred for more height inside) or 40 ft standard • Climate Control: - HVAC unit rated for -20°C to +45°C operation • Flooring: - Reinforced steel or aluminum deck - Drainage channels for hydraulic spills • Safety: - CE marking or ASME certification if required - Pressure-tested hydraulic systems - Emergency lighting and exits - Fire suppression (e.g., FM-200 system) Test Capabilities: