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Proving rings for calibrating testing machines

Wilson et al., 1946

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11635655063352521554
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Wilson B
Tate D
Borkowski G
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PREFACE The trend in present-day engineering design is toward the use of efficient, lightweight structural elements and machine parts. Such elements have of necessity been utilized by aircraft and ordnance engineers, and their application is now being given …
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