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The use of photoelastic strain gauges in industrial transducers

G R Higson

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Two types of transducer, using photoelastic strain gauges, developed for use in mines are described. It is believed that robust self–contained transducers of this kind could find wide application in other industries where high accuracies are not necessary.

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Two types of transducer, using photoelastic strain gauges, developed for use in mines are described. It is believed that robust self–contained transducers of this kind could find wide application in other industries where high accuracies are not necessary.

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Two types of transducer, using photoelastic strain gauges, developed for use in mines are described. It is believed that robust self–contained transducers of this kind could find wide application in other industries where high accuracies are not necessary.

Key concepts: Transducer, Strain gauge, Strain (injury), Acoustics, Materials science, Structural engineering, Engineering, Physics

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