The theory of thermoelastic stress analysis is reviewed and the assumptions in developing the theory are assessed. The equipment for thermoelastic stress analysis is based on infrared detection systems. The commercially available systems are described and appraised. Techniques for calibrating the output from the detectors are also provided.
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