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insertion and extraction life and mechanical performance

Through the insertion and extraction cycle test, insertion and extraction force/connection force test, and locking mechanism reliability test, verify the mechanical durability and operational convenience of quick connectors during long-term insertion and extraction use.

insertion and extraction life and mechanical performance
insertion and extraction life and mechanical performance

Test Background


AI servers require frequent maintenance, and quick connectors need to withstand thousands of insertion and extraction operations without failure. If the insertion and extraction force is too large, it will affect the operation experience. If it is too small, it may cause accidental disconnection. Mechanical performance is the key to user experience and safety.

 

Test Introduction


Through the insertion and extraction cycle test, insertion and extraction force/connection force test, and locking mechanism reliability test, verify the mechanical durability and operational convenience of quick connectors during long-term insertion and extraction use.

 

Testing Objectives

 

Verify that the seal and structure are intact after 5000 insertion and extraction cycles

The measured insertion force is ≤35N, and the extraction force is 15-45N

Ensure the locking mechanism is reliable to prevent accidental disconnection

Evaluate changes in mechanical properties during hot-plugging under pressure

 

Test Standards

 

GB/T 7939.2-2024 Test methods for quick-change connectors

ISO 18869-2017 Insertion and extraction life test

Mechanical performance requirements for OCP UQD

 

Applicable Products/Fields


Suitable for UQD quick connectors for server liquid cooling, cabinet blind-mate connectors, pressure hot-plug connectors, etc.

 

Test Content

 

Insertion and extraction cycle test: A robotic arm simulates 5000 insertion and extraction operations

Insertion and extraction force test: Measure the insertion and extraction force under no-load and pressure-loaded conditions

Connection strength test: Axial tensile force ≥500N, radial force ≥200N

Locking mechanism test: Locking reliability under vibration environment

 

Project Advantages

 

Capable of simulating hot-plugging under pressure, which is more in line with actual operation and maintenance

High-precision force sensor for real-time recording of insertion-extraction force curves

Provides life prediction and failure mode analysis

 

Laboratory Configuration

 

Insertion and extraction life testing machine (three stations can be independently controlled)

High-precision tensiometer (accuracy: ±0.1N)

Pressure control device (adjustable from 0 to 1.0MPa)

Data acquisition and analysis system

 

FAQ
Q: Why is the insertion force required to be ≤ 35N?
A: To ensure that maintenance personnel can operate it easily with one hand and avoid pipeline shaking, or cold plate displacement caused by excessive insertion and extraction force.

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