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Photoelastic Experiments With A Transmission Polariscope Photoelasticity is a proven method of analysing and recording mechanical stresses and strains in components. It is used both for quantitative measurements and for demonstrating complex stress states. The components used are models made of a transparent, photoelastically sensitive plastic, which becomes optically birefringent under mechanical load. Learning Objectives And Experiments Together with the accessories or your own models: Generate plane stress states in various models under load: bending, tensile load and compressive loadInvestigate stress distributions with linear or circular polarised lightInterpret photoelastic fringe patterns: stress concentrations, zero points, neutral strands, areas of constant stress and stress gradientsGraphically and computationally determine the stresses Features Monochromatic or white lightGenerate stress patterns with linear or circular polarised light
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