Chinese Optics, Volume. 15, Issue 4, 812(2022)

Analysis of the relationship between the mode shapes of a landmine’s upper casing and its laser speckle interference signal

Xiao-qing ZHANG1,2,3, Chi WANG1,3、*, Jin-hui LI3, Xin-yu LUO1, and Ying-jie YU1
Author Affiliations
  • 1Department of Precision Mechanical Engineering, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200444, China
  • 2Department of Electronic and Information Engineering, Tongji Zhejiang College, Jiaxing 314000, China
  • 3Science and Technology on Near-surface Detection Laboratory, Wuxi 214035, China
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    Figures & Tables(16)
    Analytical object and model of landmine’s multi-modal vibration characteristics. (a) Anti-tank plastic landmine; (b) equivalent cylindrical thin circular plate
    Contour diagrams of landmine mode shapes. (a) (0,1) mode; (b) (0,2) mode; (c) (1,1) mode
    Vibration deformation schematic diagram of the soil surface with and without landmine under the excitation of sound waves
    The optical path of laser speckle interferometry measurement on the mode shapes of the landmine’s upper casing
    Vibration diagram under (0,1) mode. (a) Three-dimensional vibration mode diagram; (b) contour map
    Vibration diagram under (0,2) mode. (a) Three-dimensional vibration mode diagram; (b) contour map
    Vibration displacement gradient change under the (0,1) mode. (a) Three-dimensional diagram of the displacement gradient change; (b) contour map
    Vibration displacement gradient change under the (0,2) mode. (a) Three-dimensional diagram of displacement gradient change; (b) contour map
    Mine modal shapes based on speckle interference fringes. (a) Under the (0,1) mode; (b) under the (0,2) mode
    Acousto-optic mine detection experimental system based on laser speckle measurement
    (a) The type-69 plastic case coach mine in dry sand. Bessel fringes obtained with different excitation sound frequencies and different sound pressure levels. (b) 110 Hz, 100 dB; (c) 110 Hz, 95 dB; (d) 110 Hz, 90 dB
    Bessel fringes of the type-69 plastic case coach mine in wet sand with different excitation sound frequencies and different sound pressure levels. (a) 110 Hz, 100 dB; (b) 110 Hz, 95 dB; (c) 110 Hz, 90 dB
    (a) Type 72 anti-personnel coach mine, and it’s Bessel fringes obtained with different excitation sound frequencies and different sound pressure levels. (b) 145 Hz, 100 dB; (c) 145 Hz, 98 dB; (d) 145 Hz, 95 dB
    (a) Brick in dry sand and (b) it’s speckle interferometer detection results obtained with the excitation sound frequency of 145 Hz and the sound pressure level of 100 dB
    Vibration amplitude of the type-69 plastic case coach mine in dry sand with the excitation sound frequency of 110 Hz and the sound pressure level of 100 dB. (a) Three-dimensional vibration; (b) contour map
    • Table 1. Simulation parameter setting

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      Table 1. Simulation parameter setting

      ParameterSimulation settings
      Transverse stiffness ratio1000
      Poisson’s ratio: $ \upsilon $0.33
      Young’s modulus: E17×1019 Pa
      The radius of the landmine’s upper casing: $ a $13.5 cm
      Laser wavelength: $ \mathrm{\lambda } $658 nm
      Shear amount: $ \delta x $6 mm
      Image size512×512
      Mode(0,1) order, (0,2) order
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    Xiao-qing ZHANG, Chi WANG, Jin-hui LI, Xin-yu LUO, Ying-jie YU. Analysis of the relationship between the mode shapes of a landmine’s upper casing and its laser speckle interference signal[J]. Chinese Optics, 2022, 15(4): 812

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    Paper Information

    Category: Original Article

    Received: Jan. 7, 2022

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Sep. 6, 2022

    The Author Email: Chi WANG (wangchi@shu.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.37188/CO.EN.2022-0001

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