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Moiré interferometry determination of residual stresses in the presence of gradients

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The full-field technique of high-sensitivity moiré interferometry in conjunction with a multiple-hole-drilling procedure is applied to residual-stress measurements in the presence of gradients. The method arrives at residual-stress estimates starting from in-plane displacement components. Successful applications of the method to problems simulating the nonuniform transverse residual stresses of welded joints are reported.

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Nicoletto, G. Moiré interferometry determination of residual stresses in the presence of gradients. Experimental Mechanics 31, 252–256 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02326068

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