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International conference on experimental mechanics:
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER between HIGH TECH ENGINEERING and BIOMECHANICS
@ University of Limerick, Ireland. 4th - 5th September 1992
This British Society for Strain Measurement (BSSM) conference is being
organised by the society's bioengineering measurements group.
The meeting is co-sponsored by the American Society of Experimental
Mechanics (SEM).
The objectives are to promote measurement technology transfer between
aero/mech eng and biomechanics. For example, ingenious telemetry systems
developed in biomechanics for in vivo force measurement in a hostile
environment may be highly relevant to mechanical engineering problems
of a similar nature. Furthermore, techniques in force measurement
developed by the standards labs. are applicable to both disciplines.
Conference themes are planned in
* Force measurement and telemetry
* Combined finite element and experimental analysis
* Optical measurements
* Thermoelastic techniques
* Model testing (photoelastic coatings etc.)
* Strain measurement on plastics, composites and
soft tissue
* Residual stress
Sessions will be jointly chaired by aero/mech engs and bioengs.
Keynote speakers have been invited from high tech disciplines throughout
Europe and America.
Time schedule:
* 300 word abstracts required by 15th Dec. 1991
* Preliminary acceptance: 15th Jan. 1992
* Submit final paper: 15th March 1992
* Final acceptance: 15th April 1992
For full details contact: The Conference Secretariat (BSSM'92) at
FAX Int+353-61-330316
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER between HIGH TECH ENGINEERING and BIOMECHANICS
@ University of Limerick, Ireland. 4th - 5th September 1992
This British Society for Strain Measurement (BSSM) conference is being
organised by the society's bioengineering measurements group.
The meeting is co-sponsored by the American Society of Experimental
Mechanics (SEM).
The objectives are to promote measurement technology transfer between
aero/mech eng and biomechanics. For example, ingenious telemetry systems
developed in biomechanics for in vivo force measurement in a hostile
environment may be highly relevant to mechanical engineering problems
of a similar nature. Furthermore, techniques in force measurement
developed by the standards labs. are applicable to both disciplines.
Conference themes are planned in
* Force measurement and telemetry
* Combined finite element and experimental analysis
* Optical measurements
* Thermoelastic techniques
* Model testing (photoelastic coatings etc.)
* Strain measurement on plastics, composites and
soft tissue
* Residual stress
Sessions will be jointly chaired by aero/mech engs and bioengs.
Keynote speakers have been invited from high tech disciplines throughout
Europe and America.
Time schedule:
* 300 word abstracts required by 15th Dec. 1991
* Preliminary acceptance: 15th Jan. 1992
* Submit final paper: 15th March 1992
* Final acceptance: 15th April 1992
For full details contact: The Conference Secretariat (BSSM'92) at
FAX Int+353-61-330316