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strain gauge
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strain gauge
n.
An extensometer.

strain gauge
n
(Engineering / General Engineering) a device for measuring strain in a machine or other structure, usually consisting of a metal filament that is attached to it and receives the same strain. The strain can be measured by the change in the electrical properties of the filament
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Noun1.strain gauge - a gauge for measuring strain in a surface
gauge, gage - a measuring instrument for measuring and indicating a quantity such as the thickness of wire or the amount of rain etc.


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They are said to feature improved protection of the strain gauges, making handling easier, superior robust gauge attachment and clear cell marking, making installation quicker and simpler, according to the manufacturer.
Strain gauges were developed and are primarily used to measure structural metals.
He put strain gauges on the ejector pins, resulting in a crude monitoring and control device.
 
 
 
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