The Pressmetrics
The Pressmetrics is a universally applicable test system. It is designed for battery cell casings. It can be used for tests according to UN38.3, IEC 62133, IEC 62660, SAE J2464, and ECE R100. The tests determine the burst pressure of the casing or the burst disk. This is done under realistic conditions.
Get to Know the Pressmetrics Family
What Can the Pressmetrics Do?
Burst tests
External pressure Tests
Cycling tests
Module-Like Testing Enviroment
Experience the Pressmetrics
The Pressmetrics
The Pressmetrics can be visited in our test lab. This is located in Friedberg near Augsburg.
FAQ
How does a Burst Test work with the Pressmetrics?
The test object is connected to the Pressmetrics. After the test starts, the pressure inside the test object is steadily increased. This happens with an adjustable ramp. The test object bursts when the pressure suddenly drops. The entire process is documented. This is done by the integrated measurement data recording. All intermediate values are also recorded, not just the final result.
How does a cycling test work with Pressmetric?
The test object is connected to the Pressmetrics. The desired pressure cycle is programmed. The number of repetitions is also set. For example, the test object can be stressed. This can be a sinusoidal pressure profile between 1 barg and 2.2 barg. The cycle time can be 60 s over 100,000 cycles. The test duration and end time are displayed after the test starts.
Which tests can I do with Pressmetrics?
The Pressmetrics specializes in applying a freely programmable compressed air curve to test objects. All conceivable pressure conditions can be simulated. This includes simple ramps. It covers trapezoidal or saw-tooth profiles. It also includes sinusoidal pressure profiles. This loads the test object realistically.
Can I expand Pressmetrics?
Yes. The Pressmetrics can be adapted to different designs of test objects. We are happy to develop a version specifically tailored to your requirements.
Can I test more than Battery Cells in the Pressmetrics?
Yes. The Pressmetrics was originally developed for battery cell casings. However, it can test any type of casing that is subjected to internal pressure.
What do I need to operate Pressmetrics?
The Pressmetrics requires a standard 230 V power connection. It also needs a compressed air supply. The consumption of power and air depends on the selected test parameters.