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An inductive strain sensor for operation in high pressure environments

Nurkowski, 2004

Document ID
15775102240566313853
Author
Nurkowski J
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences

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A toroidal inductive sensor for measuring circumferential strain of cylindrical rock sample in high-pressure cell (triaxial test) was described earlier [1]. Deformation of the sample causes changes in the length of the sensor which is installed directly on the sample (Fig. 1a). This …
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