Strain Acquisition Framework and Novel Bending Evaluation Formulation for Compression-Loaded Composites Using Digital Image Correlation

Consistent and reproducible data are key for material characterization. This work presents digital image correlation (DIC) strain acquisition guidelines for compression-loaded carbon fiber composites. Additionally, a novel bending criterion is formulated which builds up on the DIC strain data so tha...

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Vydané v:Materials Ročník 14; číslo 20; s. 5931
Hlavní autori: D’haen, Jonas J. A., May, Michael, Knoll, Octavian, Kerscher, Stefan, Hiermaier, Stefan
Médium: Journal Article
Jazyk:English
Vydavateľské údaje: Basel MDPI AG 09.10.2021
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Bend tests
Carbon fibers
Clamps
Composite materials
Compression loads
Compression tests
Criteria
Digital imaging
Fiber composites
Guidelines
Image acquisition
Image compression
Laminates
Measurement techniques
Strain gauges
ISSN:1996-1944, 1996-1944
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Shrnutí:Consistent and reproducible data are key for material characterization. This work presents digital image correlation (DIC) strain acquisition guidelines for compression-loaded carbon fiber composites. Additionally, a novel bending criterion is formulated which builds up on the DIC strain data so that it is able to completely replace state-of-the-art tactile strain devices. These guidelines are derived from a custom test setup that simultaneously investigates the front and side view of the specimen. They reflect both an observation and post-processing standpoint. It is found that the DIC-based strain progress matches closely with state-of-the-art strain gauges up to failure initiation. The new bending evaluation criterion allows the bending state—and therefore, the validity of the compression test—to be monitored analogously to the methodology defined in the standards. Furthermore, the new bending criterion eliminates a specific bending mode, caused by an offset of clamps, which cannot be detected by the traditional strain gauge-based monitoring approach.
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ISSN:1996-1944
1996-1944
DOI:10.3390/ma14205931