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Shear Pin Load Sensor

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Shear Pin Load Sensor
Answer to uncommon force measurement.
 
Why Shear Pin Load Sensor?
 
The Shear Pin Load Sensor is another uniquely developed strain gauge based transducer, to solve the force measurement problems, which have not been therefore feasible.
 
In automotive application, the same sensor can be used at various locations, where fitment / placing standard load cell is virtually impossible or alters the geometry / force path.
 
Features
 
High overload Capacity
Rugged.
No alteration required in assembly to measure force.
 
Applications :
 
Fifth Wheel force measurement.
Leaf eye / spring Bracket pin force evaluation in bi -direction.
Axle, cranes, mining vehicles, hoists, lift trucks etc.
 
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Technology
 
The strain gauge is bonded inside the hole at neutral axis to measure the absolute shear strains It can be designed to sense forces either (1) along only one axis or (2 ) along two orthogonal axis , thus enabling measurement of resultant force. Essentially need to be oriented considering the direction of force.

The pin is generally simply supported at both ends to shear the reaction and middle portion supports the total load required to be
measured. When subjected to a force along to any direction , it will sense only component of force along the axis of max. sensitivity and this regard the component along the perpendicular axis.
 
 
Shear Pin Load Sensor
 
When both magnitude & directional force
are unknown these can be measured with Bi
– directional shear pin.
The resultant force ( R ) can be derived from
following.
R= K √( ∈x² + ∈y²)
K = Calibration Constant
 
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