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Development of a test protocol to study the biomechanical properties of iliac veins in comparison to the common iliac artery. [PDF]
MethodsXSiegl G +5 more
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Conversion of a piston-cylinder dimensional dataset to the effective area of a mechanical pressure generator. [PDF]
MetrologiaEgan PF +3 more
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Carbon Nanotube Elastic Fabric Motion Tape Sensors for Low Back Movement Characterization. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Wyckoff E +6 more
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Cylindrical single-wall and double-wall structures with or without internal water subjected to underwater shock loading. [PDF]
HeliyonMacapagal VP, Kwon YW, Didoszak JM.
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Case study on the influence of rock brittleness on the TBM tunnelling performance. [PDF]
Sci RepLi Q, Du L, Yang Y, Liu L, Zhao X, Xu G.
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SOIL STRAIN GAGE INSTRUMENTATION
Journal of Terramechanics, 1966Soil strain gage instrumentation was developed for the measurement of static and dynamic strains when embedded in soil. The gage is suitable for both laboratory and field application. The strain sensor consists of two mechanically uncoupled flat-coil disks which are embedded in the soil in near parallel and concentric orientation.
R. B. Schwab, W. B. Truesdale
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Experimental Mechanics, 1961
New photoelastic strain gages are described which are self-contained and give an accurate direct indication of magnitudes and directions of principal stresses. Large numbers of gages may be observed simultaneously and critical areas of members may be readily located.
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New photoelastic strain gages are described which are self-contained and give an accurate direct indication of magnitudes and directions of principal stresses. Large numbers of gages may be observed simultaneously and critical areas of members may be readily located.
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Experimental Techniques, 1980
This paper describes the development of a tool designed to spot weld Ailtech strain gages to the inside surface of small diameter tubing. Fundamental spot welding techniques are discussed with emphasis placed upon the adaptations that were necessary to attach a gage that was neither visually nor physically accessible to the installer.
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This paper describes the development of a tool designed to spot weld Ailtech strain gages to the inside surface of small diameter tubing. Fundamental spot welding techniques are discussed with emphasis placed upon the adaptations that were necessary to attach a gage that was neither visually nor physically accessible to the installer.
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Piezoelectric strain rate gages
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1991Piezoelectric strain rate gages have been designed using linear piezoelectric theory and relatively simple circuitry that can be used to measure an average strain rate at a point of a structure. By combining the effective surface electrode, appropriate skew angle and the correct polarization profile, a uniaxial strain rate gage that measures only the ...
C. -K. Lee, T. C. O’Sullivan
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Journal of the Geotechnical Engineering Division, 1977
While it appears that the greatest effort regarding in-situ monitoring of soils has been directed as stress measurements, strain monitoring is of equal importance. The reason for the past emphasis on stress measurement is obviously due to inherent difficulties associated with strain measurements in a discrete particulate mass such as soil.
Arthur E. Lord, Robert M. Koerner
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While it appears that the greatest effort regarding in-situ monitoring of soils has been directed as stress measurements, strain monitoring is of equal importance. The reason for the past emphasis on stress measurement is obviously due to inherent difficulties associated with strain measurements in a discrete particulate mass such as soil.
Arthur E. Lord, Robert M. Koerner
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