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Force and torque measurements

Author: GAMAC

Publication date: December 10, 2008

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2. Multi-component measurement systems

We have just described the measurement of one component of a force and one component of a moment (torque). It is becoming commonplace to measure several components, either of a force, or of a moment, or more generally of both, which enables precise knowledge of the mechanical actions exerted on a system.

2.1 Two-component torque pins

There's one constructive arrangement that's frequently encountered in mechanical assemblies and/or machines, and that's the connection between two parts that must retain a degree of freedom between one and the other. This arrangement is known as a clevis/trunnion connection, with a hinge pin.

In this case, if the friction of the joint axis in the bores is negligible (which, industrially, is almost always...

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