Ocular Protection against Laser Hazards

This report describes research efforts directed toward the development of spectacles that provide eye protection from laser emissions. Multilayer interference coatings were applied to both plastic and glass substrates. The multilayer coatings provide protection for the user by reflecting the specifi...

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Main Authors: Walls, J. J., Jr, Schaffer, R. W, Baier, J. E
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AS878
COATINGS
COMPOSITE MATERIALS
CORRECTIONS
EMISSION
EYE
Eye hazards
EYEGLASSES
FILTERS
FRAMES
FREQUENCY
INTERFERENCE
LAMINATES
LASER BEAMS
LASER HAZARDS
LASERS
Lasers and Masers
LAYERS
OBSERVATION
PE6277A
PROTECTION
STABILITY
Stress Physiology
SUBSTRATES
VISIBLE SPECTRA
WARFARE
WU216
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description This report describes research efforts directed toward the development of spectacles that provide eye protection from laser emissions. Multilayer interference coatings were applied to both plastic and glass substrates. The multilayer coatings provide protection for the user by reflecting the specific laser emission wavelengths. The remaining visible wavelengths that are not reflected are used for observation light. A glass coating/plastic laminate structure was developed and mounted in the combat spectacle frame. Both plano and opthalmic corrected composites can be provided. The laminated filter developed provides multiwavelength rejection, good luminuous scotopic transmittance, durable and environmentally stable protection for the multilayer coating and increased ballistic protection for the user.
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COATINGS
COMPOSITE MATERIALS
CORRECTIONS
EMISSION
EYE
Eye hazards
EYEGLASSES
FILTERS
FRAMES
FREQUENCY
INTERFERENCE
LAMINATES
LASER BEAMS
LASER HAZARDS
LASERS
Lasers and Masers
LAYERS
OBSERVATION
PE6277A
PROTECTION
STABILITY
Stress Physiology
SUBSTRATES
VISIBLE SPECTRA
WARFARE
WU216
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