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Turbomeca Chooses the Q.series

Turbomeca is a french manufacturer of com­pres­sors and turbines for the aviation industry, among its customers Eurocopter, Augusta und Sikorsky. For the test and measurement design of future test stands were the products from four manufacturers tested, and the companies rated on quality in production, and in all functional processes. Turbomeca selects Gantner Instruments GmbH as manufac­turer and accredited according to strict rules. Gantner Instruments is exclusively represented by BGP Electronic in France.

All turbines are tested for their mechanical and thermodynamic behavior.

The main requirements for this type of testing are:

  • Acquisition of hundreds of measurement channels in the kHz range
  • Galvanic isolation up to 1200 V
  • Signal Conditioning
  • Robustness and modularity
  • Synchronized recording of all channels
  • Measurement system can be synchronized to an external time reference
    (NTP or IRIG)
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Product group Q.bloxx

Product group Q.staxx

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