Strain Gage Research: Seeking Physics-Based Sites

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around seeking resources related to strain gage research, specifically focusing on physics-based information rather than manufacturer sites. The inquiry includes interest in the effects of design parameters on measurement accuracy and material research.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • One participant requests links to physics-based research sites on strain gages, expressing a desire for information beyond manufacturer resources.
  • Another participant notes that they have only encountered relevant discussions on Omega's site.
  • A different participant suggests that the sought-after information may not be publicly available and recommends checking with organizations like ISA for white papers.
  • One participant expresses frustration over the lack of responses after a month of waiting for help.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the availability of the desired resources, with some suggesting that such information may be limited or not publicly accessible.

Contextual Notes

The discussion highlights potential limitations in accessing specific research materials and the reliance on organizational memberships for obtaining certain documents.

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Hello.

I'd like to ask you if you know any links to strain gage research sites. I'm going to design a full bridge gage but I'd like to read something first.
I'm not talking about gage-maker sites, such as vishay,omega,hbm,etc.
I already read them all.

I'm interested in more physics-based sites. For example what influence on measurement has changing of pattern width or pitch, etching materials research, etc.
I'm searching and still nothing.

Can you help me at your nearest convenience?

Best regards
 
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Oh... one month passed on waiting.
:cry:
 
Strangely, the only such discussion I've read was on Omega's site.
 
Vishay and Omega are great resources. I think the information you are looking for is not going to be in the public domian. If you are a member, you may check with organisations like ISA for white papers.
 

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