Maximum value storage sensor
AssigneesHiroaki Yanagida, Nagano Keiki Seisakusho, Ltd.
InventorsHiroaki Yanagida, Junichi Yoshiike, Masato Ichikawa, Hirokazu Nakasone, Yohichi Kobayashi, Reizi Saitoh
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AssigneesHiroaki Yanagida, Nagano Keiki Seisakusho, Ltd.
InventorsHiroaki Yanagida, Junichi Yoshiike, Masato Ichikawa, Hirokazu Nakasone, Yohichi Kobayashi, Reizi Saitoh
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The object of the present invention is to provide a maximum value storage sensor when detecting the maximum strain by generating an invariable electrical resistance change correlative to the strain of the detection object in a conductive body having a plurality of conductive elements. The maximum value storage sensor of the present invention has; a conductive body having a circuit which gives correlative resistance changes corresponding to the sequential cutoff of a plurality of conductive elements each having a given electrical resistance arrayed in parallel; a cutting means for cutting the conductive elements of the conductive body; and a structure for allowing one of the conductive bodies and the cutting means to move relatively to each other. The sensor is attached to an object component member in a structure so as to generate relative movements between the conductive body and the cutting means which correspond to any strains exerted upon the object component member, and it detects maximum strains in the object component member by allowing the cutting means to sequentially cut off the conductive elements of the conductive body corresponding to an amount of the relative movement.
A maximum value storage sensor for detecting maximum strains in a component member of structures, comprising:
A maximum value storage sensor for detecting a maximum strain in a component member of structures, comprising:
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