Abstract
A combined Tardy and photoelastic fringe multiplication methodology is reviewed for three-dimensional stress freezing photoelasticity. Specifically, the investigation concerns the thin transitional region near the free surface-crack front intersection in a finite body. The photoelastic data are combined with moiré interferometry to provide stress and displacement fields surrounding a crack tip. Experimental methodology involving refined thin slicing techniques, enhanced photoelastic fringe constant determination and photoelastic data interpretation is presented.
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