A bollard pull test is a procedure used in the maritime industry to measure the pulling or towing capability of a vessel. A force measurement system is needed to measure the vessel’s pulling power.
A bollard pull test is a procedure used in the maritime industry to measure the pulling or towing capability of a vessel. A force measurement system is needed to measure the vessel’s pulling power.
Interface Solution
Interface’s WTSATL-JR Aluminum Compact Wireless Tension Load Link can be attached to the pulling line of the vessel and the bollard. Force results are wirelessly transmitted to the customer’s PC using the WTS-BS-4 USB Industrial Base Station, or to the WTS-HK-S Next-Generation Wireless Handheld.
Results
The customer determined the strength of the bollard when being pulled with Interface’s products.
Materials
WTSATL-JR Aluminum Compact Wireless Tension Load Link
WTS-HK-S Next-Generation Wireless Handheld
WTS-BS-4 USB Industrial Base Station with Log100 software
Customer PC or Laptop
How it Works
The WTSATL-JR Aluminum Compact Wireless Tension Load Link is attached to the pulling line connected to the vesel and bollard.
The vessel pulls on tension link, and its pulling force is captured.
Force measurements are transmitted to the WTS-HK-S Next-Generation Wireless Handheld and to the customers computer or laptop through the WTS-BS-4 USB Industrial Base Station. With Log100 software, the customer is able to graph and log the data results.