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ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE STRAIN GAGES APPLIED TO SPECIAL PROBLEMS

P.H. Adams, R.C. Dove

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Literature dealing with the use of strain gages in unusual applications and environments is surveyed. Abstracts and references to articles on the use of strain gages on nonmetallic materials, in medical research, to measure residual stresses, and in the construction of transducers are also included. (D.C.W.)

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Literature dealing with the use of strain gages in unusual applications and environments is surveyed. Abstracts and references to articles on the use of strain gages on nonmetallic materials, in medical research, to measure residual stresses, and in the construction of transducers are also included. (D.C.W.)

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Literature dealing with the use of strain gages in unusual applications and environments is surveyed. Abstracts and references to articles on the use of strain gages on nonmetallic materials, in medical research, to measure residual stresses, and in the construction of transducers are also included. (D.C.W.)

Key concepts: Strain gauge, Strain (injury), Materials science, Structural engineering, Engineering, Medicine, Physical therapy

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