"gauge section" is a commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a specific area or section of a larger system or device that is used for measuring or determining something, often referring to a specific type of measurement such as size, depth, weight, etc. Example: The gauge section of the machine measures the weight of each product before it is packaged.
In this way the entire gauge section absorbs energy before ultimate failure.
Next, porosity gradients between the porous gauge section and the fully dense grip extremities of the specimens were created.
The deformation of the bias extension and biaxial specimens is measured from images of a central gauge section.
Damage development and accumulation were monitored by photographing and thermal-imaging in the specimens' gauge section during the fatigue tests.
A semi-analytical method is proposed to determine the stress components in the gauge section of the biaxial specimen.
The shape of the biaxially loaded cruciform specimen is optimised to avoid premature fracture outside the gauge section.
The precipitate-free zones (PFZs) commonly existed near the grain boundary in the gauge sections of specimens after long-term creep.
To enhance the practical use of light gauge sections, studies are still required investigating the structural behavior and performance of connections.
The post-flood reach-scale bankfull discharges in the study reach from 2002 to 2015 were calculated, using the proposed method, based on surveyed post-flood profiles at 171 sections and measured hydrological data at three hydrometric sections and eight water gauge sections.
The testpieces have been selected to examine two geometrical features: firstly, the extensometer ridges, and secondly, the loading shank-gauge section blend radii.
Velocity measurements carried out in the past 20 years at Ponte Nuovo gauged section along the Tiber River, central Italy, are the basis for the analysis.
