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Photoelastic illumination by using cathode-ray-tube displays

T. W. Ng, M. R. Sajan, and A. Asundi

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Abstract

The need to perform computer-aided fringe-analysis schemes in photoelasticity for automated stress analysis has necessitated further developments in specimen illumination. Commonly available cathode-ray-tube color displays are investigated for such a purpose.

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