DIC

Digital Image Correlation (DIC)

Digital Image Correlation (DIC)

Digital Image Correlation (DIC) is a full-field optical method for determining the two-dimensional (single camera) or three dimensional (two or more cameras) displacement distributions from components or material coupons, and deriving the associated strain fields. Strain Solutions Ltd owns and operates a fleet of equipment and software and is pleased to offer DIC consultancy, test services and training using the Correlated Solutions Vic-3D system in association with EPT Ltd, the United Kingdom representative of Correlated Solutions.

Tracking a typical subset in the speckle image, to achieve the correlation

Typical stereo camera setup using two machine vision CCD cameras and lightweight aluminium beam

Example stereo DIC image pair from a hole in plate uniaxial tensile specimen

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    First principal in plane surface strain

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    Second principal in plane surface strain

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Typical data output from the correlation calculation, showing the principal strains on the specimen surface

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