Mechanics of Materials: Lesson 57 - Strain Gauges and Rosettes Explained

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[chrisitan]

you absolute dork. extremely informative and well presented

[yusufnaseem]

thanks man you're helping get me through topics my lecturer couldn't ... massive respect thanks so much !!!

[manuboker]

Wonderful solids lessons!! really taking the time to explain the problems along with a good sense of humor :))

[liviifetterley]

Seriously getting me through MoM, thank you !

[gonzalocruz]

Wow, I am currently working on senior project that involves strain gauge sensors and I am a Hallsville alumni. Go bobcats!

[youssefelashry]

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[giwrgoscy]

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[zachrosedahl]

when jeff flexes about his 3 by 3 system solver but your Casio can do 6 by 6

[milangeorge]

Can you please tell me how strain gauges work at very low Temperature?
What are the things that needed to be taken care while installation?

[falalaffel]

I should be paying you my student loans, thank you!

[helenamccormick-paice]

ive been trying this equation on a 45 strain gauge problem I was set, and it doesn't come out with the right answers