2022
DOI: 10.3390/s22249766
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Three-Dimensional Digital Image Correlation Based on Speckle Pattern Projection for Non-Invasive Vibrational Analysis

Abstract: Non-contact vibration measurements are relevant for non-invasively characterizing the mechanical behavior of structures. This paper presents a novel methodology for full-field vibrational analysis at high frequencies using the three-dimensional digital image correlation technique combined with the projection of a speckle pattern. The method includes stereo calibration and image processing routines for accurate three-dimensional data acquisition. Quantitative analysis allows the extraction of several deformatio… Show more

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“…Other applications were developed by calculating the strain in friction stir-weld samples, in which samples were submitted to uniaxial tensile loads, and the strain evaluation by means of sub-pixel DIC was performed [15]. Recent advances in DIC set the importance of strain measurements within the bond line of an adhesive [16]; to evaluate acceleration, displacements, strain, and strain rate during impact tests [17], to determine the damage and deformation characteristics of rock-like samples [18]; to monitor the Great Belt Bridge [19]; to measure local displacement in hybrid joints [20]; to characterize the structural dynamics of a composite material [21]; and to determine the stress-strain properties of wood samples subjected to tensile tests [22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other applications were developed by calculating the strain in friction stir-weld samples, in which samples were submitted to uniaxial tensile loads, and the strain evaluation by means of sub-pixel DIC was performed [15]. Recent advances in DIC set the importance of strain measurements within the bond line of an adhesive [16]; to evaluate acceleration, displacements, strain, and strain rate during impact tests [17], to determine the damage and deformation characteristics of rock-like samples [18]; to monitor the Great Belt Bridge [19]; to measure local displacement in hybrid joints [20]; to characterize the structural dynamics of a composite material [21]; and to determine the stress-strain properties of wood samples subjected to tensile tests [22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%