Accession Number:

AD0773103

Title:

New Experimental Method in Three-Dimensional Elastostatics.

Corporate Author:

CATHOLIC UNIV OF AMERICA WASHINGTON D C STRESS ANALYSIS LAB

Report Date:

1973-12-01

Abstract:

The paper deals with a method that overcomes the difficulties encountered when the freezing methods of three-dimensional photoelasticity are used. The new method uses a material with Poissons ratio equal to about 0.4. Since the deformations are relatively large, of the order of 1 and the material is not incompressible, mechanical or moire measurements can be used to supplement birefringence measurements. If desired the method can be self sufficient and solve completely three-dimensional problems using only mechanical or moire measurements. A sphere subjected to diametral loading is used to illustrate the application of the method and the precision of the results obtained. Modified author abstract

Descriptive Note:

Rept. no. 33,

Supplementary Note:

Report on Development and Application of Methods of Experimental Mechanics.

Pages:

0038

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Contract Number:

N00014-67-A-0377-0011

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