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What is the American military standard MIL - STD - 810 - g certification drop testing?
  • 2023-02-06
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MIL - STD - 810 is the United States department of defense military standard, specification for test equipment environmental conditions. It was founded in 1967, and new revised on a regular basis. This military standard is for the use of the department of defense application and development, and USES the commercial standard. Strong industrial and military type tablet makers (such as Estone Technology) to these standards as a benchmark, to show the product durability.


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The most commonly cited standard is released in 2008 MIL - STD - 810 - g. By 2019, is the latest standard MIL - STD - 810 - h. These revisions include updates and additional testing facilities and environmental testing standards.



A total of 29 kinds of methods, each method is described to test in the laboratory environment of environmental elements. This document also describes how to test and the parameters of the test.



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MIL - STD - 810 contains 29 kinds of test method is:


Methods 500 - low pressure (altitude)


Methods 501 - high temperature


Methods 502 - low temperature


Methods 503 - temperature shock


Methods 504 - fluid pollution


Methods 505 - solar radiation (sun)


Methods 506 - the rain


Methods 507 - humidity


Methods 508 - fungi


Methods 509 - salt fog


Methods 510 - dust


Methods 511 - explosive environment


Methods 512 - immersion


Methods 513 - acceleration


Methods 514 - vibration


Methods 515 - noise


Methods 516 - shock


Methods 517 - firebats


Methods 518 - acid atmosphere


Methods 519 - gunfire


Methods 520 - temperature, humidity, vibration, and altitude


Methods 521 - / sleet freezes


Methods 522 - ballistic impact


Methods 523 - acoustic vibration/temperature


Methods 524 - freeze/thaw


Methods 525 - time waveform replication


Methods 526 - track


Methods 527 - vibrator


Methods 528 - the ship equipment mechanical vibration (type I - environment and type II - internal incentives)


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