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Plane-shear measurement with strain gages

It is sometimes convenient to obtain a direct indication of shear strain from strain gages. Examples include shear-buckling studies and shear sensing in flexural transducers to provide load indication which is independent of the point of load application

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  1. Division of Vishay, Intertechnology, Inc., Romulus, Mich.

    C. C. Perry (Vice-President, Micro-Measurements)

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Perry, C.C. Plane-shear measurement with strain gages. Experimental Mechanics 9, 19N–22N (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02327879

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