Development of Digital Imagine Correlation (DIC) Method for Three-Dimensional Rugged Surface of Construction Material

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Digital Image Correlation, DIC method is developed a low-cost digital image correlation coefficient method based on advanced digital cameras and high-speed computers. Traditionally, two or more cameras are widely applied for conducting 3-D monitoring. There are numerous parameters need to be accurately calibrated. Therefore, the results of 3-D accuracy are worse than that of 2-D accuracy. The feasibility of a single camera to collect image to analyze the three-dimensional rugged surface of material is proposed in this study. A three-dimensional facial mask-like human makeup test and plaster cast are used to test. The test results reveal that the coordinate error between these two photos of the three-dimensional facial mask-like human makeup test is only 0.002mm and the absolute displacement, rotate on z-axis, strain on z-axis and von Mises strain of analysis results are extremely close to the real surface plaster cast.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 243-249)

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5907-5910

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May 2011

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