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4 August 2009 Nondestructive testing by digital shearography using a Savart plate
F. Michel, P. Blain, E. Auger, Y. Renotte, S. Habraken
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Proceedings Volume 7386, Photonics North 2009; 73861O (2009) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.839676
Event: Photonics North 2009, 2009, Quebec, Canada
Abstract
Shearography is a growing optical technique in the field of non-destructive testing (NDT)[1],[2]. Hololab developed an out of plane, in line and almost common path interferometer based on polarization states separation using a coated prism for digital phase-shifting shearography[3]. This setup is efficient but does not allow varying the shearing direction that is an important parameter for defects detection[1]and quantification[2]. To overcome this disadvantage, the coated prism is substituted by a Savart plate device that allows scanning several shearing directions by rotating the device around the light propagation axis. The behaviour of the Savart plate as a shearing device is experimentally analyzed to optimize its integration within the interferometer. Recorded phasemaps in NDT for different shearing directions are presented.
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F. Michel, P. Blain, E. Auger, Y. Renotte, and S. Habraken "Nondestructive testing by digital shearography using a Savart plate", Proc. SPIE 7386, Photonics North 2009, 73861O (4 August 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.839676
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KEYWORDS
Interferometers

Polarization

Shearography

Prisms

Nondestructive evaluation

Phase shifts

Geometrical optics

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