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EM Basics: 2D Photoelasticity |
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Photoelastic pattern for a model of a crane-hook |
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When analysing components which are essentially
two-dimensional it is possible to make a model from a flat transparent plate.
The model is then loaded at room temperature in a polariscope. When the model
is unloaded the photoelastic fringe pattern will disappear. The major advantages of this procedure is its simplicity and the
ability to modify the model to produce an optimised
design with the lowest possible maximum stress. |
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