The fuselage, wings, tail, and other components of aircraft must be resistant to harsh conditions such as high stress, vibration, and pressure changes that they will be exposed to during flight. Therefore, comprehensive tests are conducted to evaluate the reliability and durability of these components. These tests play a critical role in the entire process, from the design phase of the aircraft to post-production. Strength and life tests analyze how components behave under static and dynamic loads and identify potential weak points.

Structural tests for aircraft are conducted in compliance with standards set by international aviation authorities. Among these standards, documents published by the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration), EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency), and ISO (International Organization for Standardization) stand out. In particular, FAR 23/25 (Federal Aviation Regulations) and CS-23/25 (Certification Specifications) are key references for strength and life tests of light and commercial aircraft. These standards also define the performance criteria to be met in testing.

Strength and life test systems are used to test aircraft components by simulating real-world operating conditions. These systems typically measure parameters such as deformation, strain, vibration, temperature distribution, crack formation, and load-bearing capacity. Structural test systems must be capable of performing static load, fatigue, and impact tests. Additionally, it is crucial for test systems to have a modular and scalable structure to accommodate testing components of different sizes.

E2T specializes in developing modular strength and life test systems fully compliant with international standards for structural testing of aircraft components. Thanks to the E2T Control Suite, which features precise force and displacement control, high-frequency data acquisition, and real-time analysis modules, you can safely control your structural test systems from a single point.