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Stress sensors for metal workpiece fatigue testing
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Abstract
In today’s era of rapid technological advancement, the precise measurement of metal strain holds crucial significance across numerous fields. From mechanical manufacturing to civil engineering, aerospace to biomedical sciences, understanding the strain behavior of metals under stress is essential for ensuring structural safety and the proper functioning of equipment. This paper focuses on five commonly used sensors for measuring metal strain: resistance sensors, fiber optic sensors, piezoelectric sensors, Hall effect sensors, and capacitive sensors. It delves into their working principles, practical applications, advantages and disadvantages, as well as future development trends, aiming to provide a comprehensive reference for research and practice in related fields.
Keywords
Metal Fatigue Testing, Sensor, Machining, Metal Stress
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Wei,Z. (2024). Stress sensors for metal workpiece fatigue testing. Advances in Engineering Innovation,14,30-34.
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