Abstract
In this work a two-hololens imaging system has been used to measure crack-mouth opening displacement and crack-tip opening displacement to determine the stress intensity factor KI, the crack-tip plastic zone size rp*, and the rotational factor r in a beam specimen having the central edge crack subjected to three-point bending using focused plane speckle photography. Experimental results are in good agreement with theoretical predictions. Current experimental investigations establish that low-cost holographic optics can be advantageously used in speckle metrology to solve complex problems of fracture mechanics.
© 1991 Optical Society of America
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