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| May15-09, 11:50 AM | #1 |
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Strain Gauge
A strain gauge has a unstrained resistance of 120 ohms, guage factor of 2.0 is connected to steel girder so it experieces tensile stress. If strained resistance of gauge is 120.13 ohm. How do i calculate the tensile stress value?
I have looked all over the internet for equations relating but have not succeded, any help would be great |
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