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The complex construction and the complex state of stress and friction occurring in a loaded rope make it more difficult to determine the modulus elasticity of rope than for homogeneous bars. This study provides the results of theoretical and experimental tests on the modulus of elasticity of winding ropes.
The complex construction and the complex state of stress and friction occurring in a loaded rope make it more difficult to determine the modulus elasticity of rope than for homogeneous bars. This study provides the results of theoretical and experimental tests on the modulus of elasticity of winding ropes.
| Author(s) | Jan Hankus, Central Mining Institute, Poland. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI International Technical Conference, Zakopane, Poland |
| Year | 1999 |
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