Hines, 1963 - Google Patents
THE STRESS–STRAIN GAGEHines, 1963
- Document ID
- 17818121626482950077
- Author
- Hines F
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Experimental Mechanics
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The term “stress-strain gage” is applied to a unique bonded resistance strain gage configuration that permits the measurement, at the option of the user, of either stress or strain. The gage consists of 2 uniaxial strain-sensing elements, having a suitable resistance …
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