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Recent developments and further aspects of experimental stress analysis in the Federal Republic of Germany and Western Europe

The recent developments in methods of experimental stress analysis, the principles of modern automatic data acquisition and evaluation, and the philosophy and meaning of hybrid techniques as a combination of theoretical and experimental analysis are described

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With respect to the fast developments in computer techniques, new fields of application of experimental stress analysis are opened. As only a combination of theoretical and experimental stress analysis in all statical, dynamical and stability problems guarantees reliable and most accurate results, hybrid techniques based on advanced theories are to be introduced. This is possible under the presupposition of modern measuring devices and higher precision in data acquisition and evaluation by means of automatic devices. The recent developments in semiconductor techniques and the availability of computers with high-storage capacity render possible on-line procedures in experimental techniques on the basis of the already known methods.

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Laermann, KH. Recent developments and further aspects of experimental stress analysis in the Federal Republic of Germany and Western Europe. Experimental Mechanics 21, 49–58 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02325197

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