Uninterrupted 120-Hour Test

Long-duration tests carry a specific type of risk. Over 120 continuous hours (5 days), thermal variations and electrical oscillations can invalidate a test and/or commissioning. There is no room for interruption or correction in the middle of the process, much less equipment failure. When the window begins, it must be completed — any deviation invalidates and compromises the entire plan.

This project required exactly that: continuous load application for 5 days uninterrupted, without instability and without behavioral variation. The configuration we decided to adopt used 200 kW sets at 415 V, formed from 100 kW units operating in parallel, adjusted to sustain the scenario without compromising thermal or electrical balance throughout execution.

At 3BW, we think differently. For us, providing equipment does not end our role. What solves the client’s project is guaranteeing continuity, understanding load behavior under operating conditions, and being present throughout the entire period when variables can change.

Our solution for this project was to assume full monitoring — constant surveillance, careful reading of critical parameters, and attention to small variations that, in long tests, can become irreversible failures for our clients. The operation was monitored from start to finish, without gaps or lapses in supervision.

The test was completed within the planned window, with full stability and without need for corrective intervention. The project followed schedule, certification was achieved, and the environment was validated in continuous operation exactly as it should be when you hire a company like ours.

In critical tests, continuity and responsibility are inseparable. Don’t compromise your test, trust 3BW.