NEW OPTICAL SLICING WHOLE-FIELD METHOD IN 3-DIMENSIONAL PHOTOELASTICITY USING NUMERICAL ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS OF THE SPECKLE FIELDS IN SCATTERED-LIGHT
Jc. Dupre et al., NEW OPTICAL SLICING WHOLE-FIELD METHOD IN 3-DIMENSIONAL PHOTOELASTICITY USING NUMERICAL ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS OF THE SPECKLE FIELDS IN SCATTERED-LIGHT, Comptes rendus de l'Academie des sciences. Serie II. Mecanique, physique, chimie, astronomie, 323(4), 1996, pp. 239-245
The method presented allows the visualization of isochromatics and iso
clinic fringes of an optically isolated slice, within a photoelastic m
aterial. The basic idea is to delimit the slice between two plane lase
r beams, and to use the interference possibilities of the diffused bea
ms. The resulting image consists of a speckle pattern recorded by a CC
D camera, and then numerically analysed. This technique is much simple
r and faster than the one previously developed, using holographic film
, polychromatic laser beam and optical filtering.