Methods of Measuring the Mechanical Behavior of Wire Rope
1972
Milburn, D. A. | Rendler, N. J.
Techniques were developed for the accurate measurement of load, elongation and torque generated in a wire rope during an axial static mode of tensile loading. Selection of parameter measurement systems was based upon the unique response of wire rope to axial loads. A tension-torque transducer was designed for the simultaneous but independent measurement of applied load and induced torque. An electro-optical tracking system was adapted for use as a rope extensometer. Measurement of elongation is performed continuously and directly upon a section of the rope. Furthermore, expendable electro-optical- targets permit extension measurements up to and including specimen rupture. Both measurement systems are capable of an accuracy of 1%.
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