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TEST REPORT NUMBER: DI909572
EQUIPMENT TESTED: Non-Destructive Test System
PART NO(S): NDT 38DL Plus
SERIAL NO(S): DVT-01
TEST DATE(S): 21-31 December 2009

01-22 January 2010
04 and 15-16 February 2010
PREPARED FOR: Olympus NDT

48 Woerd Avenue
Waltham MA 02453 USA
CUSTOMER REQUESTER: Emil Asriyan

781 419 3969
TEST LOCATION 1: TÜV SÜD America Inc

New Brighton Laboratory
1775 Old Highway 8 NW, Suite 104
New Brighton Minnesota 55112-1891 USA
651 631 2487
TEST LOCATION 2: Environ Laboratories LLC

9725 Girard Avenue South
Minneapolis MN 55431-2621
952 888 6345
PREPARED BY: TÜV SÜD America Inc

New Brighton Laboratory
1775 Old Highway 8 NW, Suite 104
New Brighton Minnesota 55112-1891 USA
651 631 2487
TÜV SÜD America Inc reports apply only to the specific samples tested under stated test conditions. It is the manufacturer's responsibility to
assure that additional production units of this model are manufactured with identical electrical and mechanical components. TÜV SÜD
America Inc shall have no liability for any deductions, inferences or generalizations drawn by the client or others from TÜV SÜD America Inc
issued reports.
This report is the confidential property of the client. As a mutual protection to our clients, the public and ourselves, extracts from the test
report shall not be reproduced except in full without our written approval. This report shall not be used by the client to claim product
endorsement by NVLAP, NIST, or any agency of the US government.
TÜV SÜD America Inc and its professional staff hold government and professional organization certifications and
are members of AAMI, ACIL, AEA, ANSI, IEEE, NARTE, and VCCI.. NVLAP Lab Code #100271-0
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TÜV SÜD America Inc 1775 Old Hwy 8 NW, Suite 104 New Brighton MN 55112-1891 USA Tel: 651 631 2487 Fax: 651 638 0285 Rev. 091106
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DIRECTORY
Revision Record..................................................................................................................................... 2
Directory ................................................................................................................................................. 3
1.0 Test Summary.................................................................................................................................. 4
2.0 Test Results ..................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 High Temperature, Storage Testing .................................................................................... 5
2.2 High Temperature, Operating Testing ................................................................................. 5
2.3 Low Temperature, Storage Testing ..................................................................................... 6
2.4 Low Temperature, Operating Testing .................................................................................. 6
2.5 Thermal Shock Testing ........................................................................................................ 6
2.6 Humidity Testing .................................................................................................................. 6
2.7 Explosive Atmosphere Testing ............................................................................................ 7
2.8 Vibration Testing .................................................................................................................. 7
2.9 Loose Cargo Testing............................................................................................................ 8
2.10 Shock Testing ...................................................................................................................... 8
2.11 Transit Drop Testing ............................................................................................................ 8
3.0 Modifications Required To Pass ...................................................................................................... 8
4.0 Test Specification Deviations: Additions To Or Exclusions From .................................................. 8
5.0 Statement Of Measurement Uncertainty ......................................................................................... 8
Appendix A: Test Setup Photos ............................................................................................................ 9 - 21
Appendix B: Test Equipment List .......................................................................................................... 22 - 23
Test Data Sheets Appendices:
Appendix C: High Temperature, Storage Data Sheets ............................................................... 24 - 26
Appendix D: High Temperature, Operating Data Sheets ............................................................ 27 - 29
Appendix E: Low Temperature, Storage Data Sheets ................................................................ 30 - 32
Appendix F: Low Temperature, Operating Data Sheets ............................................................. 33 - 35
Appendix G: Temperature Shock Data Sheets ........................................................................... 36 - 38
Appendix H: Humidity Data Sheets ............................................................................................. 39 - 42
Appendix I: Explosive Atmosphere Test Report (Environ Report # DTB04R-1666) ................. 43 - 52
Appendix J: Vibration Data Sheets ............................................................................................. 53 - 57
Appendix K: Loose Cargo Data Sheets ...................................................................................... 58 - 59
Appendix L: Shock Data Sheets ................................................................................................. 60 - 67
Appendix M: Transit Drop Data Sheets ....................................................................................... 68 - 69

TEST REPORT NO.: DI909572
COMPANY: Olympus NDT
EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST: REQUESTER: Emil Asriyan

Non Destructive Test System PHONE #: 781 419 3969
Part No(s): 38DL Plus DATE(S) TESTED: 21-31 December 2009
01-22 January 2010
Serial No(s): DVT-01 04 and 15-16 February 2010
STANDARD / DOCUMENT:
Mil-Std-810F, Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Tests, 01 January 2000.
1.0 TEST SUMMARY

Environmental testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System at the New Brighton Laboratory of TÜV
SÜD America Inc located in New Brighton, Minnesota and Environ Laboratories LLC located in Minneapolis,
Minnesota. The test requirements and procedures were specified in Mil-Std-810F per TÜV SÜD America quotation
number KG182418223638.1, dated December 10, 2009.
The information presented in this report is, to the best of our knowledge, true and correct in all respects.
Tested By: Reviewed By:
Stephen J Siech James E Mills

EMC/Environmental Technician Environmental Lead Engineer

2.0 TEST RESULTS
All testing was performed to Mil-Std-810F. The Equipment Under Test was a 38DL Plus Non-Destructive Test System.
The Non-Destructive Test System was identified by its serial number and tested according to the following table.
Testing was performed in accordance with the Documents referenced in Section 1, utilizing TÜV America's
Environmental Lab test chambers, fixtures, and test equipment as indicated in Appendix B, except as noted in the
following table.
The EUT was monitored during testing (where appropriate). Functional testing was performed before and after each
test.
Mil-Std-810F Serial Number Test Photos Test Data

Method Procedure Description Result Tested Appendix Appendix
501.4 I High Temperature, Storage Pass DVT-01 A C
501.4 II High Temperature, Operating Pass DVT-01 A D
502.4 I Low Temperature, Storage Pass DVT-01 A E
502.4 II Low Temperature, Operating Pass DVT-01 A F
503.4 II Temperature Shock Pass DVT-01 A G
507.4 n/a Humidity Pass DVT-01 A H
511.4 I Explosive Atmosphere Pass Note 1 DVT-01 I I
514.5 I Vibration Pass DVT-01 A J
514.5 II Loose Cargo Pass DVT-01 A K
516.5 I Shock Pass DVT-01 A L
516.5 IV Transit Drop Pass DVT-01 A M
Note 1 Mil-Std-810F, Method 511.4, Procedure I testing was performed by Environ Laboratories in their Minneapolis, Minnesota
laboratory. Environ Laboratories' Engineering Report 41878-1 is located in Appendix I.
2.1 HIGH TEMPERATURE, STORAGE TESTING

High Temperature, Storage testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0,
according to the requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Method 501.4, Procedure I.
The unit was exposed to a +70º Celsius environment and not operating for forty-eight (48) hours.
Refer to the Daily Test Status Log, located in Appendix C, for specific testing details.
The Non-Destructive Test System did not exhibit any malfunction or evidence of physical damage after being
subjected to this condition.
2.2 HIGH TEMPERATURE, OPERATING TESTING

High Temperature, Operating testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0,
according to the requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Method 501.4, Procedure II.
The unit was exposed to a +50º Celsius environment and operating for sixteen (16) hours.
Refer to the Daily Test Status Log, located in Appendix D, for specific testing details.
subjected to these conditions.

2.3 LOW TEMPERATURE, STORAGE TESTING
Low Temperature, Storage testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0,
according to the requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Methods 502.4, Procedure I.
The unit was exposed to a -20º Celsius environment and not operating for seventy-two (72) hours. The unit was
checked for functionality at each twenty-four (24) hour period of the complete duration.
Refer to the Daily Test Status Log, located in Appendix E, for specific testing details.
2.4 LOW TEMPERATURE, OPERATING TESTING

Low Temperature, Operating testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0,
according to the requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Methods 502.4, Procedure II.
The unit was exposed to a +0º Celsius environment and operating for sixteen (16) hours.
Refer to the Daily Test Status Log, located in Appendix F, for specific testing details.
2.5 TEMPERATURE SHOCK TESTING

Temperature Shock testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0, according to
the requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Methods 503.4, Procedure II.
The unit was subjected to a cyclic air-to-air temperature shock with a hot temperature of +70º Celsius and a cold
temperature of -20º Celsius. The duration of soak at each temperature was four (4) hours with a transfer time of less
than one (1) minute between temperature extremes. A total of three temperature cycles were completed.
Refer to the Daily Test Status Log, located in Appendix G, for specific testing details.
2.6 HUMIDITY TESTING

Humidity testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0, according to the
requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Methods 507.4.
The unit was subjected to a cyclic temperature and humidity with temperature gradients at +30º Celsius and +60º
Celsius with a constant 95% relative humidity. The duration of testing was ten (10) twenty-four (24) hour cycles.
Refer to the Daily Test Status Log, located in Appendix H, for specific testing details.

2.7 EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE TESTING
Explosive Atmosphere testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0, according
to the requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Methods 511.4, Procedure I.
The unit was operational during testing, and at altitude.
Refer to the Environ Laboratories' Engineering Report 41878-1, located in Appendix I, for specific testing details.
2.8 VIBRATION TESTING

Random Vibration testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0, according to
the requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Method 514.5C-6, Test Condition B, General Exposure.
The unit was mounted in its normal orientation and secured to the vibration system via the shaker armature and slip
plate assembly. The Non-Destructive Test System was subjected to one (1) hour of vibration in three (3) perpendicular
axes (X, Y, and Z), with the unit operating.
Refer to the Daily Test Status Log, located in Appendix J, for specific testing details.

2.9 LOOSE CARGO TESTING
Loose Cargo testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0, according to the
requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Methods 514.5, Procedure II.
Refer to the Daily Test Status Log, located in Appendix K, for specific testing details.
The Non-Destructive Test System did not exhibit any malfunction during and after exposure to these conditions.
2.10 SHOCK TESTING

Shock testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0, according to the
requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Methods 516.5, Procedure I.
The unit was mounted in its normal orientation and secured to the vibration system via the shaker armature and slip
plate assembly. The Non-Destructive Test System was subjected to three (3) positive and three (3) negative, 15 g,
11 msec shock pulses in three (3) perpendicular axes (X, Y, and Z), with the unit operating.
Refer to the Daily Test Status Log, located in Appendix L, for specific testing details.
2.11 TRANSIT DROP TESTING

Transit Drop testing was performed on the Non-Destructive Test System indicated in Section 2.0, according to the
requirements of Mil-Std-810F, Methods 516.5, Procedure IV.
The unit was dropped a total of twenty-six (26) times from a height of 122 cm. The drops were applied to each face,
edge, and corner of the unit packaged in its intended shipping.
Refer to the Daily Test Status Log, located in Appendix M, for specific testing details.
subjected to these conditions. The protective case exhibited signs of damage following the drop test on two corners.
3.0 MODIFICATIONS REQUIRED TO PASS:

There were no modifications made to the Non-Destructive Test System at the time of test.
4.0 TEST SPECIFICATION DEVIATIONS: ADDITIONS TO OR EXCLUSIONS FROM:

No deviations to the test specifications listed were performed.
5.0 STATEMENT OF MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY

The data and results referenced in this document are accurate. The reader is cautioned that there is some
measurement variability due to the tolerances of the test equipment that can contribute to a nominal product
measurement uncertainty. Furthermore, component differences and manufacturing process variability of production
units similar to that tested may result in additional product uncertainty. If necessary, refer to the test lab for the actual
measurement uncertainty for specific tests.

APPENDIX A
TEST SETUP PHOTOS
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Test Setup Photos:
Non-Destructive Test System Mil-Std-810F
Method 501.4, Procedure I – High Temperature, Storage
Method 501.4, Procedure II – High Temperature, Operating
Method 502.4, Procedure I – Low Temperature, Storage
Method 502.4, Procedure II – Low Temperature, Operating

Test Setup Photos:
Method 503.4, Procedure II – Temperature Shock

Test Setup Photos:
Method 507.4 – Humidity

Test Setup Photos:
Method 511.4, Procedure I – Explosive Atmosphere
See the Environ Engineering Report 41878-1 in Appendix I

Test Setup Photos:
Method 514.5, Procedure I – Vibration
Method 516.5, Procedure I – Shock
(Lateral)

Test Setup Photos:
(Fore/Aft)

Test Setup Photos:
(Vertical)

Test Setup Photos:
Method 514.5, Procedure II – Loose Cargo

Test Setup Photos:
Method 516.5, Procedure IV – Transit Drop

Test Setup Photos:

Test Setup Photos:

Test Setup Photos:

APPENDIX B
TEST EQUIPMENT LIST
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TEST EQUIPMENT
Use of the calibrated equipment listed in this report ensures traceability to national and international standards.
Test # Test Description / Performed by

1 High Temperature, Storage / SJS
2 High Temperature, Operating / SJS
3 Low Temperature, Storage / SJS and AJW
4 Low Temperature, Operating / AJW
5 Temperature Shock / SJS
6 Humidity / SJS and JEM
7 Explosive Atmosphere / refer to Appendix I for Environ Engineering Report 41878-1
8 Vibration / SJS
9 Loose Cargo / SJS
10 Shock / SJS
11 Transit Shock / SJS
Cal Code/
Test # Mfr Model Serial Description Due Date Asset ID
1 ENV SH27 09963481-S 27 CuFt Temp/Humidity Chamber G 22-July-10 NBLE2235
5 TH ATS-320V-705-705 11598 Thermal Shock Chamber G 04-Aug-10 NBLE2228
8 UD T1000/MA145 413/732 Shaker Ya NBLE2200
8 DP DP700 74016 Vibration Controller G 08-Aug-10 NBLE2271
8 DII 3030B4 13150 Accelerometer G 14-Apr-10 NBLE2246
8 DII 3030B4 13153 Accelerometer G 30-Mar-10 NBLE2250
9 MRD 3636(300) TS 563-121 Transportation Shaker Yb NBLE2221
10 UD T1000/MA145 413/732 Shaker Ya NBLE2200
10 DP DP700 74016 Vibration Controller G 08-Aug-10 NBLE2271
10 DII 3030B4 13153 Accelerometer G 30-Mar-10 NBLE2250
11 MRD 3636(200) DS 563-121 Drop Tester Y NBLE2220
CALIBRATION CODES
Cal Code G = Calibration performed by an accredited outside source.
Cal Code Y = a. Calibration not required when used with other calibrated equipment; or
b. Passive device that does not require calibration.
MANUFACTURER CODES
DII Dytran Instruments
DP Data Physics
ENV Envirotronics
MRD M/Rad Corporation
TH Thermotron
UD Unholtz-Dickie
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APPENDIX C
TEST DATA SHEETS
Non-Destructive Test System_Environmental

Mil-Std-810F, Method 501.4, Procedure I
High Temperature, Storage Test
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APPENDIX D
TEST DATA SHEETS

Mil-Std-810F, Method 501.4, Procedure II
High Temperature, Operating Test
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APPENDIX E
TEST DATA SHEETS

Low Temperature, Storage Test
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APPENDIX F
TEST DATA SHEETS

Low Temperature, Operating Test
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APPENDIX G
TEST DATA SHEETS

Temperature Shock Test
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APPENDIX H
TEST DATA SHEETS

Mil-Std-810F, Method 507.4
Humidity Test
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APPENDIX I
TEST DATA SHEETS
Environ Laboratories Engineering Report 41878-1

Explosive Atmosphere Test
Test Report DI909572 Appendix I Page 43 of 69

APPENDIX J
TEST DATA SHEETS

Vibration Test
Test Report DI909572 Appendix J Page 53 of 69

APPENDIX K
TEST DATA SHEETS

Loose Cargo Test
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APPENDIX L
TEST DATA SHEETS

Shock Test
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APPENDIX M
TEST DATA SHEETS

Mil-Std-810F, Method 516.5, Procedure IV
Transit Drop Test
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TEST REPORT NUMBER: DI909572

EQUIPMENT TESTED: Non-Destructive Test System

PART NO(S): NDT 38DL Plus

SERIAL NO(S): DVT-01

TEST DATE(S): 21-31 December 2009

PREPARED FOR: Olympus NDT

CUSTOMER REQUESTER: Emil Asriyan

TEST LOCATION 1: TÜV SÜD America Inc

TEST LOCATION 2: Environ Laboratories LLC

PREPARED BY: TÜV SÜD America Inc

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EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST: REQUESTER: Emil Asriyan

1.0 TEST SUMMARY

Tested By: Reviewed By:

Stephen J Siech James E Mills

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Mil-Std-810F Serial Number Test Photos Test Data

2.1 HIGH TEMPERATURE, STORAGE TESTING

2.2 HIGH TEMPERATURE, OPERATING TESTING

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2.4 LOW TEMPERATURE, OPERATING TESTING

2.5 TEMPERATURE SHOCK TESTING

2.6 HUMIDITY TESTING

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The unit was operational during testing, and at altitude.

2.8 VIBRATION TESTING

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2.10 SHOCK TESTING

2.11 TRANSIT DROP TESTING

3.0 MODIFICATIONS REQUIRED TO PASS:

4.0 TEST SPECIFICATION DEVIATIONS: ADDITIONS TO OR EXCLUSIONS FROM:

5.0 STATEMENT OF MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY

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TEST SETUP PHOTOS

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TEST EQUIPMENT LIST

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Test # Test Description / Performed by

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TEST DATA SHEETS

Non-Destructive Test System_Environmental

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TEST DATA SHEETS

Non-Destructive Test System_Environmental

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TEST DATA SHEETS

Non-Destructive Test System_Environmental

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TEST DATA SHEETS