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    The hydraulic simulation table designed by Moog Inc. can handle loads up to 1,500 lb. and vibrate at up to 100 Hz. It is comprised of a large aluminum platform supported by six hydraulic actuators that can each output 12.2 kip and move in multiple directions. The actuators ride on improved hydrostatic bearings that can withstand higher side loads and require less maintenance than previous four-pocket bearing designs. The table can accurately simulate motions experienced in vehicles traveling on roads and is used to test automotive parts and accessories.

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    508MAD13 What's Inside

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    The hydraulic simulation table designed by Moog Inc. can handle loads up to 1,500 lb. and vibrate at up to 100 Hz. It is comprised of a large aluminum platform supported by six hydraulic actuators that can each output 12.2 kip and move in multiple directions. The actuators ride on improved hydrostatic bearings that can withstand higher side loads and require less maintenance than previous four-pocket bearing designs. The table can accurately simulate motions experienced in vehicles traveling on roads and is used to test automotive parts and accessories.

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    The hydraulic simulation table designed by Moog Inc. can handle loads up to 1,500 lb. and vibrate at up to 100 Hz. It is comprised of a large aluminum platform supported by six hydraulic actuators that can each output 12.2 kip and move in multiple directions. The actuators ride on improved hydrostatic bearings that can withstand higher side loads and require less maintenance than previous four-pocket bearing designs. The table can accurately simulate motions experienced in vehicles traveling on roads and is used to test automotive parts and accessories.

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    508MAD13 What's Inside

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    Denny Wahyudi
    The hydraulic simulation table designed by Moog Inc. can handle loads up to 1,500 lb. and vibrate at up to 100 Hz. It is comprised of a large aluminum platform supported by six hydraulic actuators that can each output 12.2 kip and move in multiple directions. The actuators ride on improved hydrostatic bearings that can withstand higher side loads and require less maintenance than previous four-pocket bearing designs. The table can accurately simulate motions experienced in vehicles traveling on roads and is used to test automotive parts and accessories.

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    Whats Inside

    Simulation tables
    bearings support
    high loads
    THE HYDRAULIC SIMULATION table designed by Moog Inc. (www.moog.com), E.

    Aurora, N.Y., can handle loads up to 1,500 lb. and vibrate at up to 100 Hz. It is
    comprised of a 7.1- x 6.1-ft. aluminum platform or tabletop and six hydraulic actuators.
    The actuators each put out 12.2 kip (54 kN) and ride on hydrostatic bearings with eight
    pockets, an improvement over four-pocket bearings. The new bearings can withstand
    higher side loads, which reduces maintenance demands.
    The table can move almost 9.6 in. in the Z direction (heave), 13.8 in. in the Y
    direction (lateral), and 17 in. in the X direction (longitudinal). It can roll 9, pitch 8.5,
    and yaw 12. Maximum velocity for the Z axis is 65 ips; in the Y axis, the top speed
    is 64 ips; and in the X axis, speed tops out at 55 ips. Top speed for roll is 120/sec;
    for pitch its 119/sec; and for yaw its 145/sec. The table can accelerate in the Z
    axis at +11g; in the Y axis, the top acceleration is 6.6g; and in the Y axis, acceleration
    reaches 5.8g.
    The table can replicate motions in cars and trucks traveling along any type of road.
    It can fatigue test auto parts and accessories that get attached to vehicles, such as
    luggage racks.
    The table is supplied with a hydraulic service manifold, all hoses, and a Moog Test
    Controller with test software, which makes it easy to operate. The Moog iteration
    software ensures users can accurately simulate the desired target file.
    For a complete simulator, Moog can also add safety subsystems, a seismic mass
    with air suspension, and data-acquisition gear, along with a controller and software.
    Manifold return
    line
    Tailstock

    Manifold
    pressure line

    Extend
    snubbing circuit
    Extend port
    Coated
    piston and
    gland head

    Bearing
    oil flow

    LVDT
    body

    Scraper
    seal

    Actuator
    piston (rod
    split to show
    bearing
    recess)

    Eight recesses of the


    hydrostatic bearing

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    Bearing recess
    orifice

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