LC provides design certification to a wide range of industry products. Past design certifications have included various lifting frames, transport industry components, pressure vessels, walkways and machine guarding to name a few.
LC has several RPEQ and CPEng qualified managers and ensures certification to the governing standards. The certification process often includes physical testing to validate the design. Some examples of past certifications are shown below.
LC performs certification of all manners of lifting equipment to Australian Standards and can provide certification to other standards where required.
The example shown resulted in LC providing new design detail to ensure lower maximum stresses to eliminate fatigue cracking and enable subsequent compliance with Australian Standards.
The federal office of road safety planned to introduce a standard for 70mm towballs. LC was commissioned to analyse, design, manufacture and test the 70 mm towball intended for bi-directional fatigue loads to 2 million cycles as well as static load. The results of these tests formed the basis for the new ADR specification. Tests were performed at the University of Queensland Civil Engineering laboratories.
LC modelled the towball test rig and provided manufacture drawings. The test rig critical areas stresses were analysed using FEA. Fatigue tests were intermittently staged to allow the penetration crack tests to be performed. Static test ball strain gauges were used to measure stress strain behaviour.
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