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Messtechnik der Terramechanik

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Terramechanik und Geländefahrzeuge

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In den vorangegangenen Kapiteln dieses Buches wurden wiederholt verschiedene Messmethoden und Messgeräte beschrieben. Bei der Erörterung spezifischer Aufgaben der Terramechanik sollte der Leser sowohl mit den verwendeten Methoden als auch mit der Laborausrüstung vertraut gemacht werden. In den meisten Fällen hatten diese Beschreibungen jedoch einen einleitenden, theoretischen Charakter. Dieses Kapitel ist eine Synthese von Wissen auf dem Gebiet der Messmethoden und -geräte der Terramechanik und zielt darauf ab, die Informationen zu organisieren, zu systematisieren und zu erweitern. Es enthält Beschreibungen von eher technischen und handhabungstechnischen Merkmalen sowie Details zur Konstruktion und den Parametern der einzelnen Sensoren, Kalibrierungsmethoden, Messverfahren usw. Ein Ziel dieser Präsentation der terramechanischen Forschungsmethoden ist auch die Inspiration für eigene Versuche und Experimente beim Entwurf von Messgeräten. Obwohl ein wesentlicher Teil der in der Terramechanik verwendeten Messgeräte handelsüblich ist, sollte bekannt sein, dass einige Sensoren nicht einfach erworben werden können, sondern dass sie selbst hergestellt oder zumindest an die jeweiligen Einsatzbedingungen angepasst werden müssen.

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Pytka, J. (2024). Messtechnik der Terramechanik. In: Terramechanik und Geländefahrzeuge. ATZ/MTZ-Fachbuch. Springer Vieweg, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32013-3_6

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