Air leakage test system for product without atmosphere air connection

Author:

Temiz İbrahim,Feyzioğlu Ahmet,Çelebi Mehmet Fatih,Ersoy Sezgin

Abstract

With the air leakage test methods, the leakage tests of the products that are required to be leakproof are carried out. This leakage test starts with placing the product on a fixture. The in-ternal pressure is increased by filling compressed air into the product placed in the Fixture. The product is filled with compressed air up to a previously calculated test pressure value. After the test pressure value is reached for the desired product, the air filling process is completed, and the stabilization period begins. At the end of this period, information about the leakage of the product is obtained, depending on whether there is a change in the internal pressure of the product. In order to fill the product with compressed air, there must be an air hole on the product. Products without this air hole cannot be tested with these methods. With the new method we will develop, it will be possible to test the leakage of closed products without atmosphere-air connection.

Publisher

JVE International Ltd.

Subject

Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,Materials Science (miscellaneous),Business and International Management

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