Modular System for Testing the Stability and Safety of Specialised Height Rescue Vehicles

Stanisław Kozioł; Eugeniusz Matras; Andrzej Zbrowski

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.199.55

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Modular System for Testing the Stability and Safety of Specialised Height Rescue Vehicles

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The article describes the structure and the principles of operation of the test system for the investigation of safety of height rescue equipment used by rescue services. The system is composed of a portable computer, data acquisition block and measurement modules equipped with own power supply sources and radio transmission modules. Some of the modules constitute original, mechatronic measurement devices with specific metrological properties. The system is intended particularly for accreditation tests for height rescue equipment used by Fire Brigades.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 199)

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55-60

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March 2013

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Stanisław Kozioł, Eugeniusz Matras, Andrzej Zbrowski

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Aerial Platforms, Fire Engines, Ladders, Safety, Stability

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