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Factores a Considerar al Probar Armaduras de CC

  • May 2021
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Chuck Yung
Especialista Sénior de Soporte Técnico de EASA

Cuando se prueban armaduras de CC, ya sea al entrar a reparación o una vez rebobinadas, una pregunta que escucho muy a menudo incluye la interpretación de los resultados de la prueba de impulso (barra-barra de alta frecuencia).

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