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Towards RGB photoelasticity: Full-field automated photoelasticity in white light

Augusto Ajovalasit, +2 more
- 01 Sep 1995 - 
- Vol. 35, Iss: 3, pp 193-200
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A new full-field method for the automatic analysis of isochromatic fringes in white light, named RGB photoelasticity, which makes it possible to determine retardations uniquely in the range of 0–3 fringe orders.
Abstract
In this paper a new full-field method for the automatic analysis of isochromatic fringes in white light is presented. The method, named RGB photoelasticity, eliminates the typical drawbacks of the classical approach to photoelasticity in white light which requires a subjective analysis of colors and an experienced analyst to acquire and interpret the results.

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Optical measurement techniques – A push for digitization

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A novel instrument for transient photoelasticity

TL;DR: In this paper, a phase-stepped image obtained simultaneously (PSIOS) system was used for static and dynamic analysis of transient events, in which the fringe order varies with time.
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Colour Adaptation in Three Fringe Photoelasticity

TL;DR: In this article, a new methodology to tune the calibration table obtained for a single material to accommodate the tint variation in TFP is proposed for the use of different specimen materials, and the results obtained are compared with the phase shifting technique.
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An Arctangent Unwrapping Technique of Photoelasticity Using Linearly Polarized Light at Three Wavelengths

T. Kihara
- 01 May 2003 - 
TL;DR: In this paper, a phase unwrapping method using the arctangent function to photoelasticity has been proposed, which overcomes the error associated with the quarterwave plate by using an incident light of different wavelength and does not need an interpolation for the determination of ψ.
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Handbook on experimental mechanics

TL;DR: The "Handbook on Experimental Mechanics" as mentioned in this paper is a comprehensive reference in the field of experimental mechanics and has been used extensively in the past 50 years for a wide range of applications.
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Towards full field automated photoelastic analysis of complex components

TL;DR: The design of a automated system for photoelastic analysis of complex components and the potential of the system for providing detailed data over the full field of view is demonstrated by the analysis of a slice from a model of a bolt.
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Half-fringe photoelasticity: A new approach to whole-field stress analysis

TL;DR: In this paper, the half-fringe photoelasticity (HFP) method is proposed for whole-field stress analysis based on a symbiosis of two techniques, namely classical photo elasticity and modern digital image analysis.
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Computer-Aided Measurement of Relative Retardations in Plane Photoelasticity

TL;DR: In the following a method is proposed, which enables the complete extraction of photoelastic information at local picture elements (pixel) from series of related images of the same stress state, and was modified to meet the special requirements ofphotoelastic patterns.
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Photoelastic measurements by means of computer-assisted spectral-contents analysis

TL;DR: In this paper, a new method of photoelastic measurement has been developed, where the light emerging from a polariscope is spectrally separated and projected on a photodiode array.
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