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Industrial application of holographic interferometry

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Optical Methods in Engineering Metrology

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Holography has provided the modern engineer with one of the most revealing measurement and visualization tools of the twentieth century. This chapter leads the reader through the basic principles of holography to the practicalities of holography in an industrial environment. The applications of holographic interferometry to nondestructive testing, vibration analysis, flow visualization and dimensional measurement are all described with examples of industrial use.

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Parker, R.J. (1993). Industrial application of holographic interferometry. In: Williams, D.C. (eds) Optical Methods in Engineering Metrology. Engineering Aspects of Lasers Series. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1564-3_7

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