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Present state of experimental stress analysis by strain gages in Japan

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  • Periodic revies of the state of the art-techniques, instrumentation, theory—in areas of experimental mechanics. Report No. 2
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This paper describes the present state of strain gages, measuring devices and stress-cycle counters in Japan. Details are given to the following items: (1) electric-resistance-wire strain gages, (2) vibrating-string gages, (3) magnetostriction gages, and (4) stress-cycle counters. Items (1) and (2) manufactured in Japan are comparable to those manufactured in other advanced countries. Item (3) was specially developed in Japan. Research on item (4) is now in progress.

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  1. Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

    Masao Naruoka (Professor of Civil Engineering)

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This “Field Report” is based on a paper presented, by title only, at the 1960 SESA Spring Meeting held in Indianapolis, Ind., on May 18–20.

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Naruoka, M. Present state of experimental stress analysis by strain gages in Japan. Experimental Mechanics 2, 11A–16A (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02325782

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