Multichannel Strain-Gauging System Equipped with Microprocessor for Strength Measurements of Structures
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Abstract
The structure of a 64-channel microprocessor strain-measuring system designed for operation with strain gauges and thermal transducers is discussed. The system measures strain and temperature during strength and thermal-strength tests of structures of machines and buildings. The computer codes have been designed in the Borland C++ Builder medium for operations with isolated transducers (1/4-bridge mode), and in the modes “1/2-bridge,” “bridge,” and “thermal transducer.” The system has been certified. The paper describes examples of its practical utilization in strength tests of struts of the Tupolev-154B airliner and of the undercarriage foreleg of an aerobatic airplane.
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OpenAlex topics: Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems · Advanced Measurement and Detection Methods · Engineering Diagnostics and Reliability
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