The MC portion of the MH module was stacked using the copper buttons as spacers. Stainless steel bars measuring 3-inch wide by 1/8-inch thick were welded along all the corner edges, except the outer radius edges, where the bars were bolted to plates 1,2,13 and 14. The buttons were then knocked out. Nine strain gauge rosettes were mounted on the model. Three rosettes were placed at various locations on along the bottom or inner radius side. Each rosette was centered in a gap between two absorber plates. The same pattern was duplicated on the opposite side. In addition, two rosettes were placed on the top stainless straps that were bolted down. One rosette was placed on each side, located in the center of the strap and the center of the model. The last rosette was placed on the bottom or inner radius of the model, in the first gap. The included graphs plot stress intensity versus load applied for each of the nine rosetts, and for all three load cases. The stress curves are linear in all cases, except for the rosettes mounted on the unwelded straps, where buckling did occur. The maximum stress occurring in the model was between …

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