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Environmental Simulation Test Facility

AERO NAV LABORATORIES (ANL) is a FULL-SERVICE environmental simulation test facility offering such diverse testing services as explosion, fungus, solar radiation, salt spray, transportation, shock, vibration, temperature, humidity, and many others!

The laboratory also offers developmental and functional testing. We also provide contract manufacturing & engineering services such as failure investigations, metallurgical analyses, and various analytical services.

College Point | Queens | New York

Shock testing at Aero Nav Laboratories can take two approaches,
simulation of either:

> The specified shock conditions
> The response of the system (Shock Response Spectrum or SRS)

Read more about our Shock Testing services

Aero Nav Laboratories provides both Sinusoidal and Random
vibration testing services. Additional vibration services include:

> Sine on Random Vibration Testing
> Random on Random Vibration Testing
> Gunfire simulation vibration testing

Read more about our Vibration Testing services

From Icing & Freezing Rain to Sand & Dust, Fire,
Explosive Atmosphere and Corrosion testing, Aero Nav
Laboratories is a leader in the simulation and testing of
environmental conditions on materials, vessels, products, and
parts.

FIELD TESTING SERVICES. Read More

"CONDITIONS THAT GIVE RISE TO THE NEED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SIMULATION TESTING"
This article, written by Sheldon Levine, dicusses various types of possible environments to which equipment is exposed to that are not known or not well understood and that give rise to the need for Environmental testing.
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"FIRE TESTING"
This article, written by Sheldon Levine, describes how fire testing at ANL is designed to measure equipment's material survivability characteristics.
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"NOISE TESTING"
This article, written by Sheldon Levine, describes the noise environments that can be simulated at Aero Nav Laboratories. It describes external noise environment, as well as equipment's self-generated noise environment.
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