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Assessment of fatigue damage to aircraft glass using digital holography methods N. N. Yudin, P. V. Pavlov, V. V. Demin [et al.]

Contributor(s): Yudin, Nikolay N | Pavlov, P. V | Dyomin, Victor V | Polovtsev, Igor G | Zinoviev, Mikhail M | Podzivalov, S. N | Kuskov, I. E | Wolf, I. E | Evsin, A. O | Balashov, A. A | Kostin, A. S | Pfeif, A. AMaterial type: ArticleArticleContent type: Текст Media type: электронный Subject(s): усталостные повреждения | авиационное органическое стекло | методы цифровой голографииGenre/Form: статьи в сборниках Online resources: Click here to access online In: Pulsed lasers and laser applications AMPL-2021 : the 15th International conference, September 12-17, 2021, Tomsk, Russia : abstracts P. 81-82Abstract: The purpose of this work is to test the digital holography method for determining the depth of fatigue surface defects of the "silver" type of aviation organic glass caused by cyclic mechanical overloads, as well as the impact of aggressive substances. To study the fatigue defects of aviation organic glass, a digital holographic camera was used, the configuration of which is an axial scheme for recording digital Gabor holograms. During the experiment, the possibility of using the digital holography method to determine the characteristic transverse dimensions of surface defects in aircraft glazing parts and longitudinal dimensions was shown. The work carried out and the created model of the digital holographic camera show the potential possibility of creating a method for checking with a given accuracy the elements of the aircraft glazing for the presence of surface damage and assessing their impact on flight safety.
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The purpose of this work is to test the digital holography method for determining the depth of fatigue surface defects of the "silver" type of aviation organic glass caused by cyclic mechanical overloads, as well as the impact of aggressive substances. To study the fatigue defects of aviation organic glass, a digital holographic camera was used, the configuration of which is an axial scheme for recording digital Gabor holograms. During the experiment, the possibility of using the digital holography method to determine the characteristic transverse dimensions of surface defects in aircraft glazing parts and longitudinal dimensions was shown. The work carried out and the created model of the digital holographic camera show the potential possibility of creating a method for checking with a given accuracy the elements of the aircraft glazing for the presence of surface damage and assessing their impact on flight safety.

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