改进的六步相移法确定等倾角与等差线相位

光弹性应力分析是一种重要的实验方法,确定等倾线参数和等差线参数是光弹法的关键。常用的六步相移法可以自动确定等倾线和等差线参数,但在求解等倾角时,由于不能避免等倾线相位图中耦合等差线的影响,会造成误差。针对这个问题,本文提出优化方案--多次载荷-六步相移法,实现在等倾线相位图求解中消除等差线的影响。通过处理对称受压圆盘在不同载荷、不同光场下得到的光弹图像,实现光弹性等倾线和等差线的自动判读,验证了所提方法的可行性。     

数字光弹性法综述

将光弹性法与计算机图像处理技术相结合 ,来自动采集光弹性数据和分析应力的方法 ,称为数字光弹性法 ,与传统光弹性法相比 ,它可以进一步提高实验速度和精度。本文详细讨论了以下两个方面 :一是光弹性条纹的细化和倍增处理技术 ;二是自动确定光弹性参数的技术 ,包括相移法、傅立叶变换法、逐步载荷法、广谱分析法和RGB光弹性法等。通过对近二十年来国内外在这些方面的研究、应用和进展作了综述 ,认为采用白光的彩色域相移技术计算光弹性等倾角 ,结合采用白光源或三色光源的相移法来确定光弹性等色线级数 ,有望成为解决静态二维和三维冻结模型薄切片应力分析的最佳方法 ;另外 ,设计一种能实时和同步采集多幅条纹图的实验装置 ,通过相移法来自动获取动态光弹性数据 ,是数字动态光弹性法很有前景的发展方向     

斜拉桥塔锚固区光弹性应力分析与等倾线图像处理

本文采用光弹性冻结应力法，对独塔斜拉桥塔锚固区进行了应力分析，给出了有关截面的边界应力分布及主应力迹线，从而为优化工程设计提供了重要的参考依据。本文还提出了一种新的提取等倾线的方法──图像对数增强相减法，实现了等倾线与等差线条纹的分离，同时使条纹得到了细化，提高了处理等倾线的速度与准确度。编制了自动绘制主应力迹线的程序，利用它绘制了桥塔截面的次主应力迹线。     

新的动态光弹性主应力分离混合法研究

动态光弹性法是研究动态问题的一种重要方法,但要实现动态光弹性主应力的分离以及等倾线的获取和分离还存在较大的困难.针对动态光弹性法的主应力分离问题以及相关的试验技术展开研究,以相容方程作为动态光弹性试验的补充条件,将动态光弹性法与数值计算方法结合起来,提出一种用于动态光弹试验主应力分离的新方法:动态光弹性-数值计算混合法,研究并实现了动态光弹性试验中的等倾线的获取和分离.并选用了典型的圆盘试件进行动态光弹性试验及应力分析,对该混合法的可靠性和准确性进行了论证.     

光弹等差线与等倾线参数的全场检测法

本文研究了一种自动获得全场等差线级数与等倾线参数角的方法.该方法是根据“相移”思想,利用数字图像处理技术,对光弹等差线图与等倾线图进行位相检测,经过去包裹处理,确定出全场各点的等差条纹级次与主应力方向角.最后通过典型实验,考核了这种方法的正确性与处理精度。     

数字图像处理技术用于等倾线条纹的处理

本文利用数字图像处理技术,对光弹性条纹进行处理,实现了等倾线与等差线的分离,提高了等倾线的测试精度。同时利用微机系统进行主应力迹线的绘制,提高了主应力迹线绘制的准确性.     

边界元法与光弹性实验相结合的应力分析法

本文介绍了边界无法与光弹性实验相结合进行应力分析的方法。叙述了用边界无法求解主应力的基本原理。结合光弹性实验等差线条纹图,可分离出主应力。     

电子散斑和全息光弹法相结合测量透明材料的应力强度因子K1

全息光弹性中等和线是获得断裂力学中应力强度因子的一种有效方法之一。但用传统的全息光弹性方法获取等和线需暗房，要经过显影定影及再现，而且不能直接数字化使其应用受到限制。本文提出一种将全息光弹性与相移电子散斑干涉（Electric Speckle Pattern Interferometry，简称ESPI）有机结合的方法，不但克服传统全息光弹性的不足，而且使全息光弹性实现了数字化。文中将这一方法成功应用于有预制裂纹的三点弯曲试件上，定量求得其应力强度因子（Stress Intensity Factor，简称SIF）K1，而且实验值和理论值具有相一致的结果。     

动态光弹性方法的主应力分离的研究

本文提出了动态光弹性、动态焦散线实验方法同边界元法结合的混合法，并用这种方法解决了动态光弹性主应力分离的问题，首先对现有的多火花高速摄影系统进行了改造，在动态实验过程中，成功地得到了不同瞬时的清晰的动态光弹性的等差线条纹和动态焦散线系列图像，这样，便可提取不同瞬时的边界应力值、全场主应力差值及边界上的外载。继而提出用Ｌａｐｌａｃｅ变换域上的边界元法来求解在冲击载荷作用下二维弹性模型全场的主应力和。最后，以受冲击载荷作用的圆盘为例，进行实验及边界元法计算，得到了分离的主应力场。     

消息与动态

光调制自动光测弹性仪通过技术鉴定北京大学无线电系、物理系、力学系、电子仪器厂协作研制的光调制自动光测弹性仪可对平面光弹性模型(或三维应力冻结切片)上所测各点的主应力差N和主应力方向α进行逐点自动采集,通过微处理机算出所测截面的σ_x,σ_y和τ_(xy),并可将所得结果即时显示、打印和绘图。由于该系统采用光调制技术,待测各点的主应力方向和主应力差     

Phase Shifting Full-Field Interferometric Methods for Determination of In-Plane Tensorial Stress

A new method that combines phase shifting photoelasticity and transmission Coherent Gradient Sensing (CGS) is developed to determine the tensorial stress field in thin plates of photoelastic materials. A six step phase shifting photoelasticity method determines principal stress directions and the difference of principal stresses. The transmission CGS method utilizes a standard four step phase shifting method to measure the x and y first derivatives of the sum of principal stresses. These stress derivatives are numerically integrated using a weighted preconditioned conjugate gradient (PCG) algorithm, which is also used for the phase unwrapping of the photoelastic and CGS phases. With full-field measurement of the sum and difference of principal stresses, the principal stresses may be separated, followed by the Cartesian and polar coordinate stresses using the principal stress directions. The method is demonstrated for a compressed polycarbonate plate with a side V-shaped notch. The experimental stress fields compare well with theoretical stress fields derived from Williams solution for a thin plate with an angular corner.     

Photoelastic model measurement with rotated principal axes by scattered-light photoelasticity

The method of measurement of a three-dimensional photoelastic model with rotated principal axes has not yet been fully experimentally established. It is known that a three-dimensional photoelastic model can be reduced to an optically equivalent model. In this paper, the optically equivalent model is realized from a stratified model consisting of two layers of the frozen stress model. The secondary principal stress direction and the relative phase retardation of the frozen disk model in the stratified frozen stress model are determined for the entire field from Stokes parameters obtained by scattered-light photoelasticity using unpolarized light. The accuracy of these values is confirmed by a comparison with results only from the frozen stress disk model.     

A measurement method of scattered light photoelasticity using unpolarized light

This paper describes an automatic measurement method for the stress analysis of a three-dirnensional photoelastic model having the rotation of the principal stress by scattered-light photoelasticity using unpolarized light. The relative phase retardation and the principal stress directions of a linear retarder for a distance in the solid model are expressed in terms of measurable Stokes parameters. The method was used for measurements on a frozen stress sphere under diametral compression.     

Observation of Stress Field Around an Oscillating Crack Tip in a Quenched Thin Glass Plate

The variation of stress field around an oscillating crack tip in a quenched thin glass plate is observed using instantaneous phase-stepping photoelasticity. The successive images around the propagating crack are recorded by a CCD camera that is equipped with a pixelated micro-retarder array. Then, the phase maps of the principal stress difference and the principal direction are easily obtained even though the photoelastic fringes cannot be visualized. The path of the crack growth as well as the stress intensity factors and the crack tip constraint are obtained from these phase distributions. Results show that the mode I stress intensity factor and the crack tip constraint vary remarkably with the crack growth. In addition, the results show that the mode-II stress intensity factor exists even though the crack propagates smoothly.     

彩色光弹性干涉影像分析系统

自行开发的“彩色光弹性干涉影像分析系统”首先利用CCD成像和图像采集设备,将光弹图像以数字图像的形式存储到计算机,然后通过对存储的光弹图像进行处理,得到物体边界、等差线、等倾线等数据。最后根据这些数据,绘制出主应力迹线,并进行二维的和三维的应力分析。本文着重介绍了系统整体设计以及系统研制的难点问题(彩色光弹图像处理、主应力迹线的绘制等)。系统可以通过对彩色图像进行分解,应用目前已经比较成熟的灰度光弹图像处理技术,来完成彩色图像的处理;也可以直接应用彩色信息来确定条纹级数,进行相关处理。彩色图像能够比灰度图像提供更精确的图像信息,以满足高精度测量的要求。     

A Non-linear Algorithm of Photoelastic Tomography for the Axisymmetric Problem

A non-linear algorithm of photoelastic tomography for the measurement of axisymmetric stress fields has been elaborated. It is free of any assumptions concerning the value of the birefringence or rotation of the principal stress axes along the light rays. The algorithm is based on the measurement of characteristic directions and phase retardation in two parallel sections of the test object. Stress components are presented in the form of power series along the radial coordinate. A differential evolution algorithm has been used for finding the stress field parameters, which fit the measurement data best. Application of the method is illustrated by residual stress measurement in a drinking glass.     

An analytic separation method for photoelasticity

A method for separating principal stresses in photoelasticity is presented. This method is based upon the series solution of Laplace's equation and the determination of the unknown coefficients arising in this series by a least-squares numerical technique. By selecting an adequate number of terms in the series, the representation of the boundary values of the first stress invariant can be established as accurately as the initial photoelastic data. This form of representation of the first stress invariant at interior points in the region is moe accurate than the boundary values employed.     

A stress-optic law for photoelastic analysis of orthotropic composites

The feasibility for utilizing transparent filament-resin composites for photoelastic stress analysis was investigated. Satisfactory photoelastic stress patterns were demonstrated in simple models with undirectional and bidirectional fiber orientations. A stress-optic law was formulated, based on the concept that the birefringence components contributed by each component of plane stress are combined according to a Mohr circle of birefringence. Applying this concept, the difference of the physical and optical principal directions was accounted for, and a general method of photoelastic solution for the plane-stress problem in orthotropic sheets was developed. The method of analysis is little more complex than the well-known procedures for isotropic materials, but at least three experimental measurements are required to characterize the optical response of the material to plane stress. Partial confirmation of the proposed stress-optic law was obtained by comparison of the theory to limited experimental data obtained in uniaxial-stress samples. It remains to establish a more positive verification by experiments in a variety of biaxial-stress conditions.