Question
State the decision and required evidence.
EngineeringMethod before claim
Test methods become evidence only when the setup, variables and limitations are visible.
Evidence architecture
This page does not simulate a HAION laboratory or publish unverified performance data. It explains how useful caster and mobility evidence should be structured.
State the decision and required evidence.
Define setup, variables, units and controls.
Record the result with operating conditions.
Separate observations from approved claims.
State the behavior, operating condition and decision the test must support.
Record equipment, load, wheel, floor, speed, route and environment.
Use visible units, sampling and instrument boundaries.
Separate observations from product claims and application approval.
It is the measured response of the wheel, caster, load, alignment and floor at a defined operating condition.
Diameter, tread and deformation influence the contact response.
The complete load path changes wheel and bearing behavior.
Joints, debris, texture and thresholds can dominate the route.
Swivel orientation and wheel layout affect actual push force.
Use a conservative support assumption for preliminary sizing, then validate the real frame and route.
Include equipment, payload, accessories and foreseeable loading.
Check how the load shifts across the installed caster positions.
Do not assume every caster carries an equal reaction.
Allow for uneven support, thresholds and dynamic transfer.
Controlled references