Beschreibung
Vorteile und Besonderheiten
Hauptmerkmale
Typische Anwendungen
Komponenten und Aufbau
Messverfahren und -ablauf
Software und Bedienung
Ergebnisse, Datenformate und Schnittstellen
Normen und Richtlinien
FAQ
Description
The LSC Shot counter for large-caliber weapon systems is a self-contained system for acquiring and analysing shot-induced loads on gun tubes and barrels. It not only counts the number of rounds fired, but also evaluates their intensity, allowing it to differentiate between different propellant charges. Each shot can be logged with date and time, enabling complete, traceable documentation of the system’s operational history.
In addition to pure shot counting, the LSC also records shot intensity, providing a robust data basis for assessing material condition, loading and remaining service life. This makes usage profiles easier to trace and supports technically sound maintenance and replacement decisions.
The LSC is a stand-alone solution and can be installed easily. Battery life is more than 1 year without recharging; in the future, however, it is intended to be extended significantly through energy harvesting—up to operation without an external power supply. The rugged design enables reliable operation even under harsh environmental and operational conditions. The system is designed for a service life of several years.
Advantages & Innovations
- Complete, traceable usage documentation of equipment and systems
- Load-based assessment instead of simple shot counting
- More differentiated assessment by distinguishing between propellant charges
- More reliable conclusions regarding the equipment’s material condition and service life
- Optimized maintenance and replacement planning for equipment and systems
- Improved operational safety of equipment and systems
- Traceability and reliable documentation
- Easy to install
- Autonomous operation
- Reduced maintenance effort
- Suitability for harsh operating conditions
- Long service life
Application & Integration
- Usage and load monitoring of gun tubes and barrels
- Service life assessment and condition monitoring
- Verification and documentation systems
- Fleet and inventory monitoring
- Load-based operational assessment
- Testing, trial and qualification operation
- Analysis of usage profiles
- Mobile or hard-to-access equipment and systems
