Discontinuous Displacement/Strain Measurement Using Mesh Based Digital Image Correlation
Satoru Yoneyama, Jun Koyanagi, Shuichi Arikawa
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Satoru Yoneyama, Jun Koyanagi, Shuichi Arikawa
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In this paper, a method for evaluating discontinuous displacement and strain distributions using digital image correlation is proposed. A finite element mesh based digital image correlation method is utilized for measuring displacements taking into account displacement and strain discontinuities. Then, smoothed displacements are obtained and strains are computed from the measured displacements using finite element mesh again. Discontinuous strains can be obtained by the proposed method using a split finite element mesh. The effectiveness is validated by applying the proposed method to displacement and strain measurement of a triaxially woven fabric composite that has a lot of free boundaries, displacement measurement around a crack, and displacement and strain measurement around an interface in the dissimilar materials. Results show that the discontinuous displacement and strain distributions can be obtained by the proposed method. It is expected that the proposed method can be applied to experimental evaluation of various structures and members including displacement and strain discontinuities such as free boundaries, cracks and interfaces.
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In this paper, a method for evaluating discontinuous displacement and strain distributions using digital image correlation is proposed. A finite element mesh based digital image correlation method is utilized for measuring displacements taking into account displacement and strain discontinuities. Then, smoothed displacements are obtained and strains are computed from the measured displacements using finite element mesh again. Discontinuous strains can be obtained by the proposed method using a split finite element mesh. The effectiveness is validated by applying the proposed method to displacement and strain measurement of a triaxially woven fabric composite that has a lot of free boundaries, displacement measurement around a crack, and displacement and strain measurement around an interface in the dissimilar materials. Results show that the discontinuous displacement and strain distributions can be obtained by the proposed method. It is expected that the proposed method can be applied to experimental evaluation of various structures and members including displacement and strain discontinuities such as free boundaries, cracks and interfaces.
Key concepts: Digital image correlation, Displacement (psychology), Classification of discontinuities, Finite element method, Displacement mapping, Strain (injury), Materials science, Geometry