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Are SEA systems suitable for durability testing?
Yes. Servoelectric actuators are powered by linear or rotary electric motors. As with all
motors, electric motors have a continuous duty rating, which signifies their ability to operate
continuously at a specified capacity without overheating or experiencing performance
degradation. Therefore, if the RMS (Root Mean Square), which measures the continuous
energy content of the vibration profile, falls below the motor’s continuous force rating, the
system achieves an optimal state of durability. Because our systems, using the electric
motors, can operate with high precision over extended periods, servoelectric actuation offers
substantial operational advantages.
Additional Operational Benefits
Servoelectric actuation systems are not just about enduring the test of time; they redefine operational efficiency in several ways:
Less Power Consumption: These systems require significantly less power compared to their hydraulic and pneumatic counterparts, leading to lower operational costs and a smaller carbon footprint.
Reduced Maintenance: The simplicity and efficiency of electric motors translate to fewer maintenance requirements, minimizing downtime and extending the lifespan of the system.
Quieter Operation: Servoelectric actuators operate with minimal noise, enhancing workplace safety and comfort.
Heat Management: Efficient heat dissipation mechanisms ensure that servoelectric actuators maintain optimal performance without the risk of overheating.
seaPLUS Systems
The seaPLUS system stands out with its 46% higher performance rating, elevating it to a superior durability class. This enhancement not only boosts the system’s resilience but also expands its capability and capacity. With a continuous to peak rating of 40% or 1:2.5, the seaPLUS system is adept at handling more demanding applications across a broader range of industries.
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