Aerospace and aeronautics industry
The ACS climatic chambers for aeronautics and aerospace testing reproduce the environmental conditions typical of the landing/take-off stages and travel in space, guaranteeing high standards of reliability and quality for the products that pass the tests.
The ACS climatic chambers for testing aeronautical and aerospace components and products are designed to reproduce the harsh operating environment that is one of the most challenging environments for environmental simulation. The vacuum chambers for altitude tests allow the controlling of temperature, humidity and pressure; the space simulators control temperature and pressure and can be equipped with solar radiation systems.
The ACS brand has acquired extensive experience in the design and production of vacuum test chambers following the first space simulator produced in 1988. This range of climatic chambers is divided into two types:
- Altitude test chambers that reach low pressure levels of 100 Pascal (1 mbar)
- Space simulators (TVC - Thermal Vacuum Chambers), which have to artificially reproduce the real operating conditions of satellite and spacecraft equipment, and therefore need to reach pressure values as low as 10-8 mbar
- Standard thermal vacuum chambers (TVC)
ACS is able to provide a line of standard TVC, with diameters ranging from less than 0.8 m to 1.5 m and sliding door opening.
- Qbe Thermal Vacuum chamber for CubeSat and small satellite testing
- Customized thermal vacuum chambers (TVC)
- Altitude test chambers
ACS chambers for altitude tests reproduce the operating conditions of components or products that operate in environments where the atmospheric pressure decreases over time.
- Long experience in vacuum pumping systems
- Special attention to minimizing consumption
- Integrated control system
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Man has always looked up into the heavens with curiosity, and then explored them to study the laws that govern the world. Despite the distance between two such different environments, this has brought significant benefits to life on earth. An example of this is the use of satellite navigators, which can determine the position and distance from a given point, giving directions for how to reach it. Or the invention of Velcro and its subsequent use for commercial purposes, which followed just a few years after it was first used in the aerospace industry.
ACS has acquired in-depth expertise and know-how in aerospace testing, in line with its mission to improve human life, producing aerospace test chambers so that research and exploration can be carried out with reliable machinery and equipment that is safe for humans.
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