3. A 2.8 cm x 5.0 cm rectangular rod is stretched from its initial length of 0.4000 m to a length of 0.4005 m. The Young’s modulus of the rod material is 95 GPa. Poisson’s ratio of the rod material is 0.333.
A) Calculate the axial stress in units of MPa
B) Calculate the transverse strain in units of microstrain
C) A strain gauge with a strain gauge factor of 2.1 is glued to the rod before it is stretched, aligned with the direction of stretching. A quarter bridge Wheatstone bridge circuit is constructed, with the strain gauge as resistor R1. Assume all resistors are equal when the strain gauge circuit is initially balanced before the rod is stretched. The strain gauge is balanced before the rod is stretched. The bridge supply voltage is 7.5V. Calculate the output voltage (in mV) of the bridge after the rod is stretched
3. A 2.8 cm x 5.0 cm rectangular rod is stretched from its initial length of 0.4000 m to a length of 0.4005 m. The Young’s modulus of the rod material is 95 GPa. Poisson’s ratio of the rod material is...
P2: (40points) As shown below (Fig.1), A strain gage with gage factor of 2.02 is mounted on the bottom of a beam to measure the strain on the surface of the beam. The beam's Young's Modulus is 193 GPa. A wheatstone bridge circuit was constructed as sketched in Fig. 2. All resistors including the gage itself is 12002. Supply voltage is 5.0 V DC. The bridge is initially balanced when there is no load Strain gage Fig.1 Ri R2 DC...
Problem #1 (35 pts.) A solid 5 cm by 5 cm square aluminum rod, with a 70 GPa modulus of elasticity, is stretched by an unknown axial load. The initial rod length is 1 m, and its final length (after applying the axial load) is 1.0005 m. Assume that a strain gauge (with a gauge factor of 2.2) is firmly affixed to the rod, its active axis aligned with the length of the rod. You may assume the strain gauge...