Abstract
A method of strain measurement in small specimens is described which involves measurement of strain in terms of the net displacement of reference points within the specimen ends rather than on the gauge length. The reference points are the bottoms of axial holes drilled into the specimen heads. The method has been developed for high-frequency dynamic-strain measurement using a novel electro-optical displacement transducer and for low-frequency creep-fatigue work using conventional displacement transducers.
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