Geometrical instruments – Distance measuring – Opposed contacts
Patent
1996-03-14
1997-02-11
Will, Thomas B.
Geometrical instruments
Distance measuring
Opposed contacts
33790, G01B 530, G01B 716
Patent
active
056008953
ABSTRACT:
An extensometer measures strain on a test specimen subjected to tensile, compression or fatigue tests. The extensometer has a pair of members that are connected together preferably with at least two spaced-apart flexible plates. The members are coupled to move with the specimen when the specimen is subjected to the foregoing tests. A measuring device measures a change in distance of the members relative to each other in order to measure elongation or compression of the test specimen.
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Product Specification, "Series 632.05 Clip-On Displacement Gages", MTS Systems Corporation, 1989, pp. 1-8 No Month.
Iverslie Scott P.
Meyer Richard A.
MTS Systems Corporation
Will Thomas B.
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