Combined Temperature, Altitude, Humidity and Vibration Testing

Element provides altitude testing to assess in-flight performance of aerospace components at different elevations. In addition to providing stand-alone altitude simulation, we can integrate other environmental factors, such as temperature, to create a single, comprehensive test program. 

Our altitude capabilities include:

• Altitude range of -2,000 to 120,000 feet
• Temperature range of -70°C to 140° C
• Humidity controlled chambers

Prolonged exposure to humid environments can cause catastrophic damage to materiel and equipment. Our humidity testing services provide valuable insight into how products react with humidity, and can be a valuable part of material selection and product design. 

Our humidity testing capabilities include:

• Combined temperature and humidity testing
• Up to 99% RH
• Large chambers to accommodate full-size components

Temperature testing is a vital part of virtually every product qualification program, across all industries. Our thermal testing services help evaluate how products will react across a wide range of temperatures and humidity levels. We can combine temperature testing with humidity, vibration and more to create a complete profile of how your product reacts in the field. 

Our temperature testing services include:

• Combined temperature and humidity testing
• Combined temperature and vibration testing
• Thermal shock testing
• Temperatures up to 1100°F (593°C)
• Dual temperature chambers for fluid and product conditioning
• Chambers up to 8’ x 6’ x 8’ for large components

We use electro-dynamic and servo-hydraulic shakers to simulate real-world conditions such as flight, transportation, and daily operation. We can test electric, pneumatic and hydraulic parts while operating, and can combine vibration and temperature testing.

Some of our vibration capabilities include:

• Random vibration
• Sinusoidal vibration (up to 32,000 force pounds)
• Resonance search & dwell
• Narrow band random-on-random
• Sine-on-random
• Shock response spectrum (SRS)
• Displacement  to 3.93 inches