Photoelasticity images

Photoelasticity images of pulsed laser ablation in water and in air were simulated by Finite Element Method. In the paper "Compare transient stress induced in in-air and in-water laser ablation using simulation method", the Von Mises stress distribution in the target is deduced from the simulated images and is compared between the two-ablation regimes. The result confirms that pulse laser ablation in the water can induced a stress about 100 times higher than that induced in ablation in the air.

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In the paper "Shock waves emitted at the collapse of a laser-induced cavitation bubble in the vicinity of a free surface", we investigated the dynamic of a cavitation bubble induced by laser ablation in liquid in the vicinity of a free surface. The observation was conducted using high-speed laser stroboscopic videography in photoelasticity mode. We showed the bubble contracted faster in the vertical direction and formed a flat bubble at the minimum contraction. At the collapse, the bubble emitted multiple shock waves.

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