Experimental Techniques 1998: Vol 22 Index

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1998 ET INDEX
1998 EXPERIMENTAL
TECHNIQUES TITLE AND
)V isi ec es
AUTHOR INDEX
VACUUM FORCE APPLICATORS
eliminates RIGS & JIGS TITLE INDEX
Experimental and Theoretical Load Data for Design and
Strain Gage installations made simple Integrity Evaluation, J.L.F. Freire, 19-22 (Nov/Dec)
Color Scanner as a Digital Recording Polariscope, D.E.P. Hoy 26-
e Flexible, conforms to convex or 27 (Mar/Apr)
concave surfaces Compensation of Thermal Output of Strain Gages on
Orthotropic Materials: Case of One CompensatiGnagge for
Built- in heaters for curing to 350° F.
Multiple Active Ones, F. Lanza di Scalea 30-33 (Nov/Dec).
Thermocouple control monitored Computer-controlled Elastic-plastic Fatigue Crack Growth
e Accessories for complete system: Testing Using Multi-task Programming, S. Sakai, T
Asakawa, H. Okamura, 26-31 (May/Jun)
(hose kit, vacuum safety switch, Corrosion Fatigue Modeling Via Differential Infrared
vacuum pump, temperature controller) Thermography, K.S. Hermanson, B.I.-Sandor, 19-21 (May/
Jun).
Larger Force Applicators for Discharge Measurement of Rapid Steam Flow Using Acoustic
Composite repairs Doppler Profiles, J.-Y. Lu, C.-Y. Wang, C.-C. Su, 25-28 (Nov/
Dec).
Environmental Chamber for Tensile Testing Coupon Specimens
APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY, INC. in the Presence of Aggressive Media at Elevated
6 Braemar Drive Temperatures and Pressures, J.M. Hale, A.G. Gibson, 13-16
\ P.O. Box 9303 (Sep/Oct).
Error Assessment for Strain Mapping by Digital Image
“a Hampton, VA 23670
Correlation, B.W. Smith, X. Li, W. Tong, 19-21 (Jul/Aug)
(WW [phone] FAX [phone]
Experimental Technique to Determine the Shock Effects of
Credit Cards Accepted Gravity, M.N. Silbert, A.D. Moltedo, P.J. Clements, 29-31
(Jul/Aug).
HIGH TEMPERATURE
HIGH TEMPERATURE /S OUR BUSINESS. BRING YOUR 1950'S
TECHNOLOGY INTO THE 1990'S WITH THE WORLD LEADER IN
HIGH TEMPERATURE STRAIN MEASUREMENTS.
1nnnt
HIGH FATIGUE FREE FILAMENT GAGE
LUT TI
(OMT1
.y Sensors Equipment
Weldables Cables
Cements Welders
Rokide™ Thermocouples
RTD's
STRAIN GAGES FOR HITEC PRODUCTS, INC.
HOSTILE
ENVIRONMENTS P.O. Box 790 * Ayer, MA 01432 USA
TEL: [phone] * FAX: [phone]
©1997 HITEC PRODUCTS. INC.. AYER. MA USA
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1998 ET INDEX
1998 EXPERIMENTAL
TECHNIQUES TITLE AND
)V isi ec es
AUTHOR INDEX
VACUUM FORCE APPLICATORS
eliminates RIGS & JIGS TITLE INDEX
Experimental and Theoretical Load Data for Design and
Strain Gage installations made simple Integrity Evaluation, J.L.F. Freire, 19-22 (Nov/Dec)
Color Scanner as a Digital Recording Polariscope, D.E.P. Hoy 26-
e Flexible, conforms to convex or 27 (Mar/Apr)
concave surfaces Compensation of Thermal Output of Strain Gages on
Orthotropic Materials: Case of One CompensatiGnagge for
Built- in heaters for curing to 350° F.
Multiple Active Ones, F. Lanza di Scalea 30-33 (Nov/Dec).
Thermocouple control monitored Computer-controlled Elastic-plastic Fatigue Crack Growth
e Accessories for complete system: Testing Using Multi-task Programming, S. Sakai, T
Asakawa, H. Okamura, 26-31 (May/Jun)
(hose kit, vacuum safety switch, Corrosion Fatigue Modeling Via Differential Infrared
vacuum pump, temperature controller) Thermography, K.S. Hermanson, B.I.-Sandor, 19-21 (May/
Jun).
Larger Force Applicators for Discharge Measurement of Rapid Steam Flow Using Acoustic
Composite repairs Doppler Profiles, J.-Y. Lu, C.-Y. Wang, C.-C. Su, 25-28 (Nov/
Dec).
Environmental Chamber for Tensile Testing Coupon Specimens
APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY, INC. in the Presence of Aggressive Media at Elevated
6 Braemar Drive Temperatures and Pressures, J.M. Hale, A.G. Gibson, 13-16
\ P.O. Box 9303 (Sep/Oct).
Error Assessment for Strain Mapping by Digital Image
“a Hampton, VA 23670
Correlation, B.W. Smith, X. Li, W. Tong, 19-21 (Jul/Aug)
(WW [phone] FAX [phone]
Experimental Technique to Determine the Shock Effects of
Credit Cards Accepted Gravity, M.N. Silbert, A.D. Moltedo, P.J. Clements, 29-31
(Jul/Aug).
HIGH TEMPERATURE
HIGH TEMPERATURE /S OUR BUSINESS. BRING YOUR 1950'S
TECHNOLOGY INTO THE 1990'S WITH THE WORLD LEADER IN
HIGH TEMPERATURE STRAIN MEASUREMENTS.
1nnnt
HIGH FATIGUE FREE FILAMENT GAGE
LUT TI
(OMT1
.y Sensors Equipment
Weldables Cables
Cements Welders
Rokide™ Thermocouples
RTD's
STRAIN GAGES FOR HITEC PRODUCTS, INC.
HOSTILE
ENVIRONMENTS P.O. Box 790 * Ayer, MA 01432 USA
TEL: [phone] * FAX: [phone]
©1997 HITEC PRODUCTS. INC.. AYER. MA USA
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MU __ PORTABILITY
Extracting Fracture Parameters Using f for Modal Excitation
Local Collocationo f Full-field . .
Displacement Data, H . ERS
Krishnamoorthy, H.V. Tippur, 22-25 ensor Calibration
(Jan/Feb)
High Resolution Moiré Shearography, P.K er, carried as an 8-inch cube,
Rastogi, 26-28 (Jul/Aug) . separate nm. The Shaker
Holographic Image Correlation Method for features ich may be
Measuring Three-Dimensional Solid atin h ;
Def. ormations J.S. . S.l epicka, K., Huang, — t ye-r ) nies
S.S. Cha, 35-38 (Nov/Dec) ; stiffness bration
Multiple Refleofc Mettaillioc nTi me with hig
Domain Reflectometry, M.-B. Su, Y.-J Fr
ability t
Chen, 26-29 (Jan/Feb)
New Load Introduction Concept for
Improved and Simplified
Delamination Beam Testing, F.
Brandt, 17-20 (Jan/Feb)
Note on the Data Processing in the Split
Hopkinson Pressure Bar Tests, J
Yuan, N. Takeda, A.M. Waas, 21-24
(Sep/Oct).
Panoramic Model Testing of the Space
Shuttle Main Engine Alternative
Turbopump Bellows Liner, J.L.
Lindner, J.A. Gilbert, 15-19 (Mar/Apr)
Real-Time Phase Imaging for
Nondestructive Testing, K.A. Stetson,
ite A, Carlsbad, CA 92008
J. Wahid, 15-17 (May/Jun)
Residual Stresses Evaluation by ° FAX [phone]
Microscopic Strain Measurement, L
Berka, M. Sova, G. Fischer, 22-25 Systems for Generating Controlled Vibration
(May/Jun).
Scanning Technique to Identify
Biologically Degraded Wood, R.J. Ross, .
R.C. DeGroot, 32-33 (May/Jun) ; etal °
: : owen
Strina Isiotrnopi c Pin-Joints: —Ca pacitec
Experimentaaln d Numerical .
Analysis, F. Lanza diScalea, 25-2
(Sep/Oct).
Studies On AbrasiveJe t Machining
© Adhesive coatings * Packaging materials
Through Statistical Design of
Experiments, R.M. Rani, S. Seshan , © Film manufacturing * Nuclear fuel rod gaps
28-30 (Mar/Apr). ® Plastic extrusions © Photocopiers/Printing
Study on the Nanometer Grid Method ; © Automotive & Aircraft * Tooling dimensions
with the Scanning Tunneling assembly
Microscope, X. Huimin, D. Fulong, Y
Haigiang, L. Ning, P. Dietz, A.
Schmidt, 23-25 (Jul/Aug).
Tomographic Data Acquisition in alle lam(—an)el-icelivi¢-m Plti e)(elet—lalaall
Axisymmetric Specimens, S.
Amarnath, K.R.Y. Simha, 21-25 (Mar © Disc brake testing © Material strength testing
Apr). Silicon Wafer processing § * Mold separation
Using Archimedes’ Principle to Determine
¢ Metal and Glass forming * Turbine testing
Cross-sectional Areas, S. Harris, E.M
Odom, B.W. Tew, 17-18 (Sep/Oct). * Jet engine thermal
expansion
AiUaTpHaORi aIiNaDEcXt iasicia |EE xntrevme ironment
. Extreme Environment
eee any Caer © Particle accelerators ¢ Vibration measure
Asakawa, T.,C omputer-controlled @ Linear inductive motors ments to 200 kHz
Elastic-plastic Fatigue Crack Growth =~ ® Diesel fuel injectors * Turbochargers
Testing Using Multi-task ; ® Gas turbine blade tip © High vacuum and
Programming, 26-31 (May/Jun). i clearance Cryogenic Processes
Berka, L., Residual Stresses Evaluation
by Microscopic Strain Measurement, ,
29-25 (May/Jun). ; tel: [phone] fax: [phone]
87 Fitchburg Rd., PO. Box 819, Ayer, MA 01432 U.S.A.
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1998 ET INDEX PIEZOELECTRIC
VIBRATION SENSORS
Brandt, F., New Load Introduction Concept for Improved and
Simplified Delamination Beam Testing, 17-20 (Jan/Feb).
Cha, S.S., Holographic Image Correlation Method for Measuring
Three-Dimensional Solid Deformations, 35-38 (Nov/Dec).
Chen, Y.-J., Multiple Reflection of Metallic Time Domain
Reflectometry, 26-29 (Jan/Feb)
Clements, P.J., Experimental Technique to Determine the
Shock Effects of Gravity, 29-31 (Jul/Aug)
De Groot, R.C., Scanning Technique to Identify Biologically
Degraded Wood, 32-33 (May/Jun). Broad Range of Models for:
Dietz, P., Study on the Nanometer Grid Method with the
Scanning Tunneling Microscope, 22-25 (Jul/Aug) Industrial Monitoring
Fischer, G., Residual Stresses Evaluation by Microscopic Strain Environmental Stress
Measurement, 22-25 (May/Jun). Screening (ESS)
Freire, J.L.F., Analysis of Experimental and Theoretical Load
Vibration Table Control
Data for Design and Integrity Evaluation, 19-22 (Nov/Dec).
Fulong, D., Study on the Nanometer Grid Method with the Modal Analysis
Scanning Tunneling Microscope, 23-25 (Jul/Aug) Laboratory / R&D
Gibson, A.G., Environmental Chamber for Tensile Testing
Coupon Specimens in the Presence of Aggressive Media at FREE 96-page Catalog
Elevated Temperatures and Pressures, 13-16 (Sep/Oct).
Gilbert, J.A., Panoramic Model Testing of the Space Shuttle
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Main Engine Alternative Turbopump Bellows Liner, 15-19
(Mar/Apr). FAX: [phone]
Haigqiang, Y., Study on the Nanometer Grid Method with the
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Scanning Tunneling Microscope, 23-25 (Jul/Aug).
Hale, J.M., Environmental Chamber for Tensile Testing Coupon E-Mail: [email protected]
Specimens in the Presence of Aggressive Media at Elevated ; ~~
Temperatures and Pressures, 13-16 (Sep/Oct) : &
Harris, S., Using Archimedes’ Principle to Determine Cross-
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1998 ET INDEX
Hermanson, K.S., Corrosion Fatigue Modeling Via Differential
Infrared Thermography, 19-21 (May/Jun).
Hoy, D.E.P., Color Scanner as a Digital Recording Polariscope,
26-27 (Mar/Apr).
Huang, K., Holographic Image Correlation Method for
Measuring Three-Dimensional Solid Deformations, 35-38
(Nov/Dec).
Huimin, X., Study on the Nanometer Grid Method with the
Scanning Tunneling Microscope, 23-25 (Jul/Aug)
Krishnamoorthy, H., Extracting Fracture Parameters Using
Local Collocation of Full-field Displacement Data, 22-25
(Jan/Feb)
Work With Nearly All Brands Of Testers
Lanza di Scalea, F., Compensation of Thermal Output of
Strain Gages Through Statistical Design of Experiments, 28-
21 Models Cover All Common Tests 30 (Mar/Apr)
Ross, R.J., Scanning Technique to Identify Biologically
@ Travel ranges trom 1% to 2000% strain Degraded Wood, 32-33 (May/Jun).
Sakai, S., Computer-controlled Elastic-plastic Fatigue Crack
® Gage lengths from 0.25 to 10 inches (6 to 250 mm)
Growth Testing Using Multi-task Programming, 26-31 (May
@ Temperature ranges from -265 to 1600 °C
Jun)
@ Also Laser Extensometer
Sandor, B.I., Corrosion Fatigue Modeling Via Differential
@ = s Infrared Thermography, 19-21 (May/Jun).
Schmidt, A., Study on the Nanometer Grid Method with the
Scanning Tunneling Microscope, 22-25 (Jul/Aug).
Seshan, S., Studies On Abrasive Jet Machining Through
E> xpstion 307-733-8360 Statistical Design of Experiments, 28-30 (Mar/Apr)
Silbert, M.N., Experimental Technique to Determine the Shock
Effecoft Gsra vity, 29-31 (Jul/Aug)
Simha, K.R.Y., Tomographic Data Acquisition in Axisymmetric
Specimens, 21-25 (Mar/Apr).
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1998 ET INDEX
EarthShaking
Engineering
Slepicka, J.S., Holographic Image Correlation Method for
Measuring Three-Dimensional Solid Deformations, 35-38
(Nov/Dec)
Smith, B.W., Error Assessment for Strain Mapping by Digital
Image Correlation, 19-21 (Jul/Aug)
Sova, M., Residual Stresses Evaluation by Microscopic Strain
Measurement, 22-25 (May/Jun)
Stetson, K.A., Real-Time Phase Imaging for nondestructive
testing, 15-17 (May/Jun). wf
Su, C.-C., Development of Efficient Technique for Discharge
Measurement of Rapid Steamflow Using Acoustic Doppler
Profiles, 25-28 (Nov/Dec)
Su, M.-B., Multiple Reflection of Metallic Time Domain
Reflectometry, 26-29 (Jan/Feb) Join the people -
Takeda, N., Note on the Data Processing in the Split Hopkinson
Pressure Bar Tests, 21-24 (Sep/Oct) making progress possible
Tew, B.W., Using Archimedes’ Principle to Determine Cross-
sectional Areas, 17-18 (Sep/Oct)
Tippur, H.V., Extracting Fracture Parameters Using Local
At Caterpillar, you'll design the machines that build
Collocation of Full-field Displacement Data, 22-25 (Jan/Feb).
the earth's infrastructure and develop the engines
Tong, W., Error Assessment for Strain Mapping by Digital
that power the world. A global leader in most every
Image Correlation, 19-21 (Jul/Aug).
Wahid, J., Real-TIme Phase Imaging for Nondestructive area in which we compete, we always work with the
best tools and technology. Plus, we empower our
Testing, 15-17 (May/Jun).
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Wang, C.-Y., Development of Efficient Technique for Discharge
Measurement of Rapid Steamflow Using Acoustic Doppler 100 new patents and $16.5 billion in sales last year.
Profiles, 25-28 (Nov/Dec). Structural Load
Waas, A.M., Note on Data Processing in the Split Hopkinson
Pressure Bar Tests, 21-24 (Sep/Oct). Technology Engineer
Yuan, J., Note on Data Processing in the Split Hopkinson
Pressure Bar Tests, 21-24 (Sep/Oct).@
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