Abstract
Residual stresses arising from the technological processes of manufacturing aircraft structures can considerably affect the bearing capacity of the structure, which justifies the need to assess the level of these stresses. The study analysed the speckle interferometric images in terms of the parameter image intensity. This method allows assessing the picture of the change in this parameter both in a particular band, and performing a comparative analysis in a number of bands. Due to the presence of a correlation between the material deformation and the intensity of the image, the dynamics of the variation of the stress state (residual stresses) is estimated. When decoding the holograms, the authors used the Aleksandrov-Bonch-Bruevich vector equation. Double exposure of speckle holograms was applied and photo processing of the hologram was performed. It is shown that, depending on the position of the beam from the hole, there is a change in the image intensity. It was proved that the method employed in the study does not depend on external factors. The proposed approach allows taking a fresh look at the picture of stress state analysis and evaluating the qualitative and quantitative processes in the deformation zone, namely around the drilled hole in the plate.
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