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Application of holographic interferometry in the analysis of stress states in a crack root area

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This paper deals with the visualization and analysis of interaction of a cutting wedge disintegrator with plastic at low loads. For exploratory research, a contactless optical holographic interferometry method was used, allowing a comprehensive picture of the stress state when opening microcracks. An experimental model was set up for the purposes of the research. The structure of the model as well as its geometric parameters had to comply with the applied optical method. The method of holographic interferometry enabled us to record even the initial stages of the crack. Pictures of holographic interferograms allowed us to observe stress fields on the cutting wedge as well as on the loaded body in the form of interference fringes. In order to record the interferograms, we used the method of two exposures so that we gained double-exposure interferograms, which represent the state of the object during the second exposure. The first exposure was caused by superposition of object-related and reference wave after the object was subjected to a load; the second exposure occurred after the load was removed. We used quantitative analysis to determine stress intensity coefficients from holographic interferograms as followed by the calculation of stresses with respect to axes $x$ and $y$. The analysis was done for loading forces 1.57 N and 3.14 N. As the load applied to the cutting material was increasing, the density of interference fringes was increasing, too.

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29 May 2020: A correction was made to the Funding section.


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