What is Strain ? What is a Strain Gauge...Wheatstone Bridge In Figure, if R1, R2, R3, and Strain...
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What is Strain ? Strain is the amount of deformation of a body due to an
applied force. More specifically, strain (ε) is defined as thefractional change in length.
Strain can be positive (tensile) or negative (compressive).Although dimensionless, strain is sometimes expressed in unitssuch as in./in. or mm/mm.
In practice, the magnitude of measured strain is very small.Therefore, strain is often expressed as microstrain (µε), whichis ε ×10-6.
What is a Strain Gauge ?
Strain Gauge is a device used to measure
deformation (strain) of an object.
Strain gauges have been developed for the
accurate measurement of strain
Fundamentally, all strain gauges are designed
to convert mechanical motion into an
electronic signal.
Schematic View Of Strain Gauge
The gauge shown here is primarily sensitive to strain
in the X direction, as the majority of the wire length
is parallel to the X axis.
Solder Tags -for
attachment of wires.
Insulated backing
Gauge, wire / foil approx. 0.025 mm thickX
Y
Strain Gauge
The name "bonded gauge" is given to strain gaugesthat are glued to a larger structure under stress (calledthe test specimen).
Gage Length
Gage length is animportant consideration instrain gage selection
The gage length is thedimension of the activegrid as measured insidethe grid end loops.
The gage length (GGG )ranges from 0.008 in (0.2mm) to 4 in (100 mm).
Strain Gauge Operation
This schematic showshow the strain gaugeresistance varies withstrain (deformation).
On applying a force achange in resistance takesplace.
Tension causes resistanceincrease.
Compression causesresistance decrease.
Ω Ω+
Ω-
Grid Pattern
(a) (b) (c) (d)
Uniaxial Gage with a single grid for measuring strain in the grid direction .
Biaxial Rosettes Gage with two perpendicular grids used to determine principal strains when their directions are known.
Three-Element Rosettes Gage with three independent grids in three directions for ascertaining the principal strains and their directions.
Shear Patterns Gage having two chevron grids used in half-bridge circuits for direct indication of shear strains (difference in normal strains) .
Strain Gauge Installation
The Strain Gauge is bonded to the specimen under test, only after the following:
– cleaning the surface using a degreaser
– cleaning it again with a conditioner solution (mild acid that accelerates the cleaning process)
– neutralizing by applying a base (neutralizes any chemical reaction introduced by the Conditioner)
– finally bonding it with a super glue.
The Strain Gauge has 2 leads which exhibit variation in resistance when strain is applied.
The bonded metallic strain gauge
The metallic strain gauge consists of avery fine wire or metallic foil arranged ina grid pattern.
The grid pattern maximizes the amount ofmetallic wire or foil subject to strain inthe parallel direction.
The grid is bonded to a thin backing,called the carrier, which is attacheddirectly to the test specimen.
The strain experienced by the testspecimen is transferred directly to thestrain gauge, which responds with a linearchange in electrical resistance.
Gauge factor is defined as:
Measuring Circuits
In order to measure strain with a bonded resistance
strain gauge, it must be connected to an electric
circuit that is capable of measuring the minute
changes in resistance corresponding to strain
Strain gauge is connected in a Wheatstone bridge
circuit
A strain gauge bridge circuit indicates measured
strain by the degree of imbalance
It provides an accurate measurement of that
imbalance
Wheatstone Bridge In Figure, if R1, R2, R3, and
Strain gauge are equal, and avoltage, VIN, is appliedbetween points A and C, thenthe output between points Band D will show no potentialdifference.
However, if R4 is changed tosome value which does notequal R1, R2, and R3, thebridge will become unbalancedand a voltage will exist at theoutput terminals.
The variable strain sensor hasresistance Rg, while the otherarms are fixed value resistors.
Wheatstone Bridge
The sensor, however, can occupy one, two, or
four arms of the bridge, depending on the
application.
The total strain, or output voltage of the circuit
(Vout) is equivalent to the difference between
the voltage drop across R1 and R4, or Rg.
It is given by Vout = Vcd – Vcb
Force vs. Mass measurements
Balance systems compare weight of the known etalon with
the force applied to the measuring arm:
FeF
• If the measured force, F is the weight of a stationary object,
then we balance the mass of the object with the mass of the
etalon.
Force Measurement By An Elastic
Element
Elastic elements are often employed for force
measurements via stress/strain Hooke’s law:
F Ky=
Where K is the deflection constant and y is the
deflection at some characteristic point. Table 13.1 in
the textbook lists some characteristic cases:
Force Measurement By An Elastic Element
Important note: Do not confuse the deflection constant K with the
Bridge Constant, also labeled by K!
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