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    Queens University

    MECH 215

    Instrumentation and MeasurementStress and Strain

    Measurement - Introduction

    Darko Matovic, Winter 2006

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    What we will learn about:!Wheatstone bridge

    !Multiple gauges

    !Compensation

    Multiple Gauge UseApplications

    !Measurement of torque

    !Measurement of force

    !Measurement of temperature

    STRAIN MEASUREMENTS

    !Resistance Strain Gauge

    !How do we apply them?

    !How do we get a signal?

    !Interpreting strain signals

    Examples

    Single Gage Use!What is strain

    !What is stress

    !Poissons Ratio

    !Solid Mechanics

    !Stress strain link

    Basics

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    What is Strain?

    Textbook definition: Elongation per unit length

    of a member subject to an applied force.

    Load

    L

    L

    /L L =

    !Strain () is non dimensional!Can be positive or negative

    !Direction must be defined

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    What is Stress? Textbook definition: Internal forces per unit

    area. These internal forces maintain inequilibrium the applied external forces.

    Load

    Internal

    stressLoad

    Unit of stress () : Pa or psi

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    Where would engineers careabout stress and strain?

    Understanding the duty load carrying

    components

    Transducer Construction

    Using a working piece under load tomeasure a third property

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    Loads

    Engineering design

    Engineering analysis

    Experimentation Measurement

    Product development

    Product optimization

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    Load Carrying Components and

    Structures

    Pressure Vessels

    Cranes

    Shafts

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    Strain Gauge Based

    Transducers

    Pressure Load Cells

    Ex. Proving Ring

    Torque transducer

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    The link from Load to Strain

    Stress causes strain

    Cause stress

    Force; Torque; Pressure; Vibrations.

    We cant measure this!

    We can measure this!

    Is there a known relationship between stress and strain?

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    The link between Stress and Strain Stress and strain are

    connected. in elastic region:

    xx

    =

    where:

    strain in direction

    stress in direction

    Young's Modulus

    x

    x

    x

    x

    E

    =

    =

    =

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    Load (Force, Torque...) Stress Strain

    Resistance Change Signalforce; torque; pressure; vibrations ...

    cause stress

    stress causes strain

    Strain creates Resistance change

    Resistance change creates Signal

    Link 1:

    Link 2:

    Link 3:

    Link 4:

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    F F

    B

    B

    F axial

    F

    A =

    Where A= area

    of cross section

    Link1: Load Stress

    Uniaxial Extension/Compression

    x

    B

    B

    Example: A truss Uniaxial state of stress

    Load is from externalforce

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    Link2: Stress Strain

    Uniaxial Extension/Compression

    x

    D

    L

    LD

    D

    =

    =

    F F

    LLAxial Strain

    Lateral Strain

    xx

    x

    xD

    E

    E

    =

    =

    x

    D D/2

    An axial stress willproduce both axialand

    lateralstrain!Lateral Strain

    Axial Strain

    D

    x

    = =Poissons Ratio (greek nu):

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    Link1: Load StressUniaxial Bending

    Example: A Cantilever Beam Subject to Bending

    ( )( ) ( )

    ( ), / 2

    3

    / 2 / 2

    /12x h

    Fx h Fx hx

    I wh

    = =

    , / 2x h is an axial stressat the upper/lower

    surface.

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    Link1: Load Stress

    Biaxial Stress Case

    X (hoop direction)

    y (axial direction)

    Example: A pressure Vessel

    Biaxial Stress Case

    Load is from pressure

    P2hoop axial

    r

    t

    = =

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    Biaxial Stress Case

    Link2: Stress StrainxStresses

    x

    x E

    =

    xy

    E =

    y

    y E

    =

    yx

    x

    v

    E E

    =

    y xy

    v

    E E

    =

    y

    x

    v

    E

    =

    Corres-

    pondingstrains

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    Link2: Stress

    StrainBiaxial Stress Case

    yx

    E E

    =

    y x

    E E

    =

    x

    y

    x

    y

    Rearranged, we can use our strains to figure out stresses

    ( )2

    1

    x y

    x

    E

    +=

    ( )21

    y x

    y

    E

    +=