Dual magnification digital image correlation based strain measurement in CFRP Laminates with open hole☆
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Abstract
Abstract CFRP laminates have received growing attention in engineering practice. In this paper, a dual magnification digital image correlation method is applied to measure the strain fields in a CFRP laminates plate containing a circular hole under tensile loading. Two lenses with different magnifications are used in the experiment. Digital images (5 μm/pixel and 1.3 μm/pixel) obtained thereafter are adopted to measure the strain distributions of the specimen. 5 μm/pixel images are firstly used to measure global deformations and determine strain-concentrated regions. Then, 1.3 μm/pixel images are used to measure the strain distributions in those strain-concentrated regions. The measured strain fields show a good agreement with results from a three-dimension elastic–plastic FEM simulation.
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OpenAlex topics: Optical measurement and interference techniques · Structural Health Monitoring Techniques · Image Processing Techniques and Applications
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