Developments in RGB photoelasticity

Augusto Ajovalasit, Giovanni Petrucci

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Abstract

In this paper the combined use of both RGB and phase stepping photoelasticity is proposed. The method is characterised by the following features: maximum measurable order greater than that of the RGB method, ability to determine the total fringe order without necessity of unwrapping.
Lingua originaleEnglish
Stato di pubblicazionePublished - 2005

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Ajovalasit, A & Petrucci, G 2005, 'Developments in RGB photoelasticity'.
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