This document discusses standards and approaches for ball joint durability testing. It describes various SAE J193 ball joint tests, including impact strength, tensile load, rotation and oscillation, torque, axial end movement, and cam-out strength tests. It also discusses multi-axial testing capabilities needed to test ball joint assemblies for fatigue and heat treatment. The document focuses on determining the realistic loading environment for a front lower control arm ball joint through strain gauge testing and translating those loads into reproducible laboratory tests using techniques like peak valley slicing and remote parameter control.
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Standards and Approaches For Ball Joint Durability Testing
This document discusses standards and approaches for ball joint durability testing. It describes various SAE J193 ball joint tests, including impact strength, tensile load, rotation and oscillation, torque, axial end movement, and cam-out strength tests. It also discusses multi-axial testing capabilities needed to test ball joint assemblies for fatigue and heat treatment. The document focuses on determining the realistic loading environment for a front lower control arm ball joint through strain gauge testing and translating those loads into reproducible laboratory tests using techniques like peak valley slicing and remote parameter control.
This document discusses standards and approaches for ball joint durability testing. It describes various SAE J193 ball joint tests, including impact strength, tensile load, rotation and oscillation, torque, axial end movement, and cam-out strength tests. It also discusses multi-axial testing capabilities needed to test ball joint assemblies for fatigue and heat treatment. The document focuses on determining the realistic loading environment for a front lower control arm ball joint through strain gauge testing and translating those loads into reproducible laboratory tests using techniques like peak valley slicing and remote parameter control.
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Standards and Approaches For Ball Joint Durability Testing
This document discusses standards and approaches for ball joint durability testing. It describes various SAE J193 ball joint tests, including impact strength, tensile load, rotation and oscillation, torque, axial end movement, and cam-out strength tests. It also discusses multi-axial testing capabilities needed to test ball joint assemblies for fatigue and heat treatment. The document focuses on determining the realistic loading environment for a front lower control arm ball joint through strain gauge testing and translating those loads into reproducible laboratory tests using techniques like peak valley slicing and remote parameter control.
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Standards and Approaches for Ball Joint Durability Testing
Tuesday, May 6, 2008 Stuttgart, Germany
Paul Carroll Mechanical Engineer GRV Component Test
Dr. Eric Little Applications Engineer GRV Component Test
Ball Joint Overview
Ball Joint Basics Inner Ball Joint
Common ball joint applications Types of ball joints
Upper Ball Joint Lower Ball Joint
Tie Rod End
Ball Joint Components
Types of Ball Joints
May 6, 2008
Testing Expo -- Stuttgart, Germany
SAE J193 Ball Joint Tests
In general, J193 tests are uni-axial . . . . . . except for Assy Fatigue/Heat Treat. J193 Ball Joint Tests Impact Strength Yield Tensile Load Rotation & Oscillation Torque Axial End Movement Cam-Out Strength Assy Fatigue and Heat Treat Pull-Out/Push-Out Strength