The phrase "attaching strain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or emotional contexts where pressure or tension is being applied or discussed.
Example: "The engineers are concerned about the attaching strain on the bridge's support beams during the construction phase."
Alternatives: "imposing stress" or "applying tension".
Then the sensor is fabricated by attaching strain gages onto the beams.
A sensing element of column type was devised as a multi-component force/moment sensor by attaching strain gages.
Firstly, welding solutions for attaching strain sensors to the steel surface were not permitted due to its chemical properties; secondly, the monitoring system should provide reliable data concerning the structure's behavior at least for a decade; thirdly, FOSs retrofitted to the bridge should have a minimum impact in its aesthetics.
Caco-2 cells that are exposed to attaching strains of B. pilosicoli undergo a series of changes, including accumulation of actin at the cell junctions, disruption to the cell membrane, apoptosis, and up-regulation of IL-1β and IL-8.
Figure14 shows a photograph of the ulna bone and the attached strain gage.
Its small size offers some advantages in relation to imaging which must be weighed against the disadvantage that it is too small to attach strain gauges and thus measure strain levels directly.
The validity of eq 3 has been confirmed by independent measurements of axial strain obtained by attaching minute strain gauges within the middle area of pure PMMA beams.
It is necessary to verify whether the numerical stress values obtained from the FEA have validity by attaching a strain gauge to an experimental model and observing correlations in stress values between the experimental and FEA models.
Therefore, in this section, we improved the proposed sensor by bonding the SMP and steel sheet and attaching the strain gauge onto the steel.
A prototype of this sensor was made by attaching a strain gauge onto an SMP sheet with embedded electrical heating wire, and we evaluated its basic characteristics.
It was found that by attaching standard strain gauges to a beam at the immediate vicinity of the joint, it is possible to identify small changes in the clamping condition, either by static loading or by dynamic excitation of the structure.
