The Application of Finite Element Methods to Study Force Transducer Anti-Deviated Load Characteristics

Kuen Chang Hsieh; Kuen Tsann Chen; Choatponag Kanjanaphachoat; Ching Wen Yeh; Yu Yawn Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.138-139.168

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The Application of Finite Element Methods to Study Force Transducer Anti-Deviated Load Characteristics

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In this study, a finite element method was used to study force transducer anti-deviated load characteristics. Through the changes produced by different sizes of force transducer finite element models, modal analyses in linear static analyses of different biased loadings were applied to perform cross-validation. The results indicate that force transducers with same strain output but with high torsional stiffness have better anti-deviated load capacity. Increasing the torsional stiffness of the force transducer could reduce the loss of precision due to biased loading.

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Kuen Chang Hsieh, Kuen Tsann Chen, Choatponag Kanjanaphachoat, Ching Wen Yeh, Yu Yawn Chen

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Modal Analysis, Strain Output, Strain Surface Equation, Torsional Stiffness

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