CN112289368B - Universal hard disk simulation counterweight jig - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a universal type hard disk simulation counterweight jig, which comprises a hard disk outer shell, a plurality of counterweight blocks and a plurality of fixing pieces. The hard disk exterior shell is provided with an accommodating space. The plurality of balancing weights are arranged in the accommodating space according to the weight of the hard disk to be tested of the hard disk drive to be tested. At least one fixing piece is used for fixing the balancing weight in the accommodating space on the hard disk exterior shell. The total analog weight of the hard disk exterior shell, the balancing weight and at least one fixing piece is within a weight tolerance range with the weight of the hard disk to be detected.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a universal type hard disk simulation counterweight jig, in particular to a universal type hard disk simulation counterweight jig for simulating the weight of various hard disks.
Background
In the existing electronic storage technology, the storage device may be generally divided into a Hard Disk Drive (HDD) and a Solid State Disk (SSD), where the HDD is mainly composed of a Disk, a magnetic head, a Disk rotating shaft, a control motor, a magnetic head controller, a data converter, an interface, and a buffer, and the magnetic head can move along the radial direction of the Disk, and the Disk can rotate at a high speed of several thousand rotations per minute, so that the magnetic head can be positioned at a designated position of the Disk to perform data reading and writing operations, and further, by using a magnetic head close to a magnetic surface, data can be written onto the Disk by electromagnetic current in a manner of changing the polarity by electromagnetic current, and the data can also be read by an opposite manner.
On the other hand, since the SSD is a hard disk made of an array of solid-state electronic memory chips, rather than mechanically reading and writing data, the data reading and writing of the SSD is less susceptible to external vibrations. In addition, SSD still has a plurality of characteristics such as read-write speed is fast, antidetonation anti-falling nature is good, the consumption is low, noiseless and light, but the price of SSD is more expensive than HDD, therefore the HDD is more suitable for the storage of a large amount of data, and then extensive use is in the server product, belongs to most basic server storage device.
As mentioned above, the mechanical structure of the HDD has poor shock resistance and crash resistance, so that destructive testing such as vibration and impact can be performed in both the structure and packaging departments, and damage to the HDD or micro deformation of the magnetic head and the magnetic disk is likely to occur during the testing, and the read-write speed can be greatly reduced due to the extremely precise mechanical structure of the HDD.
In order to avoid the influence on the functions of the HDD or the server provided with the HDD, the structural problem often needs to be tested and verified for many times, so that the HDD is often damaged, and even if the HDD is not damaged, the performance of the HDD cannot meet the use requirement, and the HDD is scrapped.
In addition, since most of the server products are large-capacity enterprise-level products, and each HDD is not very expensive, the actual HDD products are used for destructive testing, which is extremely wasteful from the viewpoint of cost.
In order to avoid the waste caused by using actual HDD products to perform testing, the existing method mainly collects some scrapped HDDs to perform most destructive testing, but the method still has certain drawbacks, because the weight of the scrapped HDDs is fixed, and the weight of the HDDs has direct influence on whether structural members such as HDD cage and passis are plastically deformed or destroyed, the scrapped HDDs are used to replace the method for testing the HDDs at present to have certain problems, and therefore, the method used at present needs to be improved.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the advantages of HDD in the prior art, such as low cost and large storage capacity compared to SSD, HDD is still the preferred choice for server to store data. However, the server is used to store data, so that the need of large-capacity storage is mostly existed, and therefore if the actual hard disk is used for destructive testing, the cost is very high, so that the existing method mainly uses the scrapped HDD for destructive testing, but the scrapped HDD is fixed in weight, so that the case or case of the server with more sensitive weight influence cannot be accurately tested for the destructive testing condition when the case or case bears the hard disk with different weight; therefore, the main objective of the present invention is to provide a universal type hard disk simulation counterweight fixture, which can simulate hard disks with different weights according to the needs of users, so that the casing and the chassis can be subjected to destructive testing with different bearing weights.
To achieve the above and other related objects, a first aspect of the present invention provides a universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture for selectively simulating one of a plurality of hard disk drives to be tested, for being locked to a server rack to be tested, so as to simulate the server rack to be tested to receive a dynamic motion test in a state of locking the hard disk drives to be tested, wherein each of the hard disk drives to be tested has a weight of a hard disk to be tested, the universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture comprises: a hard disk exterior shell with a containing space; the plurality of balancing weights are arranged in the accommodating space according to the weight of the hard disk to be tested of the hard disk drive to be tested; the fixing piece is used for fixing the balancing weight in the accommodating space to the hard disk exterior shell; the total simulated weight of the hard disk exterior shell, the balancing weight and the at least one fixing piece is within a weight tolerance range with the weight of the hard disk to be detected.
In an embodiment of the first aspect, the hard disk exterior shell includes: a bottom for fixedly connecting with the at least one fixing piece; and a frame part integrally formed protruding from the bottom and enclosing the accommodating space with the bottom.
In an embodiment of the first aspect, the frame portion further includes: the two first side edges are respectively connected with the bottom in an integrated manner and are respectively provided with at least one side edge fixing hole; and two second sides which are respectively connected with the two ends of the bottom and the two first sides in an integrated mode.
In an embodiment of the first aspect, the bottom portion further includes at least one weight locking hole for locking the at least one fixing member.
In an embodiment of the first aspect, the frame portion further includes at least one frame locking hole for locking to a frame.
As described above, the universal hard disk simulation counterweight jig provides the hard disk exterior shell for a user to selectively install the counterweight, so that the total simulation weight of the whole universal hard disk simulation counterweight jig is very close to the weight of a hard disk to be simulated, thereby effectively completing the destructive test of the server rack to be simulated with extremely low cost without damaging the actual hard disk due to the destructive test.
The embodiments of the present invention will be further described with reference to the following examples and drawings.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a hard disk outer shell, a counterweight and a fixing member of a universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture according to a first preferred embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic perspective view illustrating another view of the universal hard disk simulation weight jig according to the first preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic perspective exploded view of a universal hard disk simulation weight jig according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 4 is a schematic perspective view of a universal hard disk simulation weight jig according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is a schematic perspective view illustrating a general-purpose hard disk simulation counterweight fixture according to a second preferred embodiment of the invention disposed on a hard disk rack.
Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a test result of a destructive test performed after the universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture according to the second preferred embodiment of the invention is mounted on a hard disk rack.
Fig. 7 is a schematic perspective view of a universal hard disk simulation weight jig according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention.
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100 100a,100b universal hard disk simulation counterweight jig
1. Hard disk exterior shell
11. Bottom part
111. Counterweight block locking hole
12. Frame part
121. First side edge
1211. Rack locking hole
122. Second side edge
2. Balancing weight
21. Counterweight block fixing hole
3. Fixing piece
200. Server rack to be tested
201. Cabinet body
202. Server casing
2021. Side lockhole
C0 Curve of curve
C1 Test curve
C2 Test curve
S accommodation space
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Referring to fig. 1 and 2, fig. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a hard disk casing, a counterweight and a fixing member of a universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture according to a first preferred embodiment of the invention; fig. 2 is a schematic perspective view illustrating another view of the universal hard disk simulation weight jig according to the first preferred embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the present invention provides a universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture 100, which comprises a hard disk outer shell 1, eighteen counterweight blocks 2 (only one is labeled in the figure) and a plurality of fixing members 3 (only one is labeled in the figure).
The hard disk exterior shell 1 comprises a bottom 11 and a frame 12, and the weight of the hard disk exterior shell 1 in the embodiment is 428g. Nine counterweight locking holes 111 are formed in the bottom 11, and the frame 12 is integrally formed by protruding from the periphery of the bottom 11, and the frame 12 and the bottom 11 define a space S. The frame portion 12 further includes two first sides 121 (only one is shown) and two second sides 122 (only one is shown), the two first sides 121 are parallel to each other on two sides of the bottom portion 11, the two second sides 122 are parallel to each other on the other two sides of the bottom portion 11 opposite to the first sides 121, and the two second sides 122 are integrally connected to two ends of the two first sides 121. In addition, each first side 121 is further provided with three frame locking holes 1211 (only one is shown in the figure) on the outer side.
The eighteen balancing weights 2 are used for a user to select at least part of the balancing weights 2 to be arranged in the accommodating space S according to the weight of the hard disk to be tested of the hard disk drive to be tested. Wherein, each balancing weight 2 is provided with a balancing weight fixing hole 21, and the weight of the balancing weight 2 in the embodiment is 20g.
The fixing members 3 are used for fixing the selected part of the balancing weights 2 to the hard disk exterior shell 1 in the accommodating space S. Wherein the fixing member 3 is a screw in the present embodiment.
Referring to fig. 3 and fig. 4, fig. 3 is a schematic perspective exploded view of a universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture according to a second preferred embodiment of the invention; fig. 4 is a schematic perspective view of a universal hard disk simulation weight jig according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1 to 4, a user can lock eight weights 2 to four corners of the bottom 11 respectively by two fixing members 3 at each side, so as to simulate the weight of a hard disk drive to be tested to form a universal hard disk simulation weight jig 100a, and the total simulation weights of the hard disk exterior shell 1, at least part of the selected weights 2 and fixing members 3 are within a weight tolerance range, wherein the weight tolerance range refers to the range of weight tolerance errors, for example, 5% in the embodiment; in this embodiment, the weight of the hard disk drive to be simulated is 590g, and the universal hard disk simulation counterweight jig 100a is 428g of the weight of the hard disk outer shell 1 plus eight 20g of counterweights 2, so that the total simulated weight of 588g can be achieved, and the weight of the fixing piece 3 can be very close to the simulated weight to be simulated of 590g, so that the difference between the total simulated weight and the weight of the hard disk to be simulated is within a weight tolerance range of 5%.
Referring to fig. 5 and fig. 6, fig. 5 is a schematic perspective view showing that the universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture according to the second preferred embodiment of the invention is disposed on a hard disk rack; fig. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a test result of a destructive test performed after the universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture according to the second preferred embodiment of the invention is mounted on a hard disk rack.
As shown in fig. 1 to 5, after the user completes the universal hard disk simulation weight jig 100a by the number of the balancing weights 2 selected by the user, the universal hard disk simulation weight jig 100a can be further disposed in a server rack 200 to be tested; the server rack 200 to be tested includes a chassis body 201 and a server casing 202, the server casing 202 is openably and closably accommodated in the chassis body 201, and a plurality of side lock holes 2021 are formed on the side of the server casing 202, so that the universal hard disk simulation counterweight jig 100a is locked and connected to the server casing 202 through the rack locking hole 1211.
As shown in fig. 5 and fig. 6, after the universal hard disk simulation weight jig 100a is installed on the server rack 200 to be tested, the destructive test is performed by using the state of the server rack 200 to be tested and the state of the server rack 200 to be tested to be installed on the universal hard disk simulation weight jig 100a, and it is found that the test result of the test curve C1 of the state of the server rack 200 to be tested to be very similar to the test curve C2 of the state of the server rack 200 to be tested to be installed on the universal hard disk simulation weight jig 100a of the invention, so that it can be determined that the universal hard disk simulation weight jig 100a of the invention can simulate the destructive test of the installation of the hard disk to be tested on the server rack 200 to be tested; the test in this embodiment is an impact test, and the curve C0 is the vibration amount generated by the impact test machine.
Referring to fig. 7, fig. 7 is a schematic perspective view of a universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture according to a third preferred embodiment of the invention. As shown in fig. 7, when eighteen balancing weights 2 are all mounted on the hard disk outer shell 1 to form a universal hard disk simulation weight jig 100b, the total simulation weight of the universal hard disk simulation weight jig 100 of the present embodiment can reach about 788g, so that the total simulation weight range of the universal hard disk simulation weight jig 100 is about 428g to 788g, and the weight of a hard disk in the range of 406g to 827g can be simulated.
In summary, compared with the prior art that the destructive testing is performed by using the discarded HDD, the destructive testing condition when the chassis or the case carries the hard disk with different weight cannot be accurately tested because the weight of the discarded HDD is the same; the universal type hard disk simulation counterweight jig provides the hard disk appearance shell for a user to selectively install the counterweight, so that the total simulation weight of the whole universal type hard disk simulation counterweight jig is very close to the weight of a hard disk machine to be simulated, the destructive test of the rack of the server to be simulated can be effectively completed by using extremely low cost, and the actual hard disk can not be damaged due to the destructive test.
The foregoing detailed description of the preferred embodiments is intended to more clearly describe the nature and spirit of the invention and is not intended to limit the scope of the invention by the preferred embodiments disclosed above. On the contrary, the intention is to cover all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.
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1. The utility model provides a general type hard disk emulation counter weight tool, its characterized in that is used for in the fixed in a server frame of waiting to await measuring in the selected simulation of one kind of hard disk drive among a plurality of hard disk drives to in order to simulate this the server frame of waiting to await measuring receives a dynamic motion test under the state of fixed in the hard disk drive of waiting to await measuring, each hard disk drive that awaits measuring has a hard disk weight, general type hard disk emulation counter weight tool includes:
a hard disk exterior shell with a containing space;
the plurality of balancing weights are arranged in the accommodating space according to the weight of the hard disk to be tested of the hard disk drive to be tested; and
at least one fixing piece for fixing the balancing weight in the accommodating space to the hard disk exterior shell;
the total simulated weight of the hard disk exterior shell, the balancing weight and the at least one fixing piece is within a weight tolerance range with the weight of the hard disk to be detected.
2. The universal hard disk simulation weight jig of claim 1, wherein the hard disk exterior shell comprises:
a bottom for fixedly connecting with the at least one fixing piece; and
and the frame part protrudes from the bottom in an integrated manner and encloses the accommodating space with the bottom.
3. The universal hard disk simulation counterweight fixture according to claim 2, characterized in thatThe saidThe frame part further includes:
the two first side edges are respectively connected with the bottom in an integrated manner and are respectively provided with at least one side edge fixing hole; and
the two second side edges are respectively connected with the bottom and the two ends of the two first side edges in an integrated mode.
4. The universal hard disk simulation counterweight jig according to claim 2, wherein: the bottom is also provided with at least one balancing weight locking hole for locking the at least one fixing piece.
5. The universal hard disk simulation counterweight jig according to claim 2, wherein: the frame part is also provided with at least one frame locking hole for being locked and connected with a frame.
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