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Finite element analyses were subsequently conducted to model the response of the test specimens prior to failure, and generally a very good agreement was found with the DIC measurements, although slight differences between the predicted and measured strain fields were observed in the local strain values around the wrinkle defect.
The measured strain fields displayed a thin band of large strain between the tool edges.
The measured strain fields show a good agreement with results from a three-dimension elastic plastic FEM simulation.
The comparison of the measured strain fields with the observed damage has demonstrated that the overstress accommodation is directly linked to the different types of damage occurring around the hole.
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The basic principle of the inverse method we are studying, is to compare an experimentally measured strain field with a strain field computed by a finite element (FE) model.
To measure strain field and record the visual analysis of the cracking processes and de-bonding, all mechanical tests were equipped with Digital Image Correlation (DIC) system.
The analysis was verified by the good agreement of the predicted and measured elastic strain fields when using the non-linear model.
Comparison between predicted and measured macroscopic strain fields and beam sections shows that the proposed model describes very well the difference in response between the tensile and compressive fibers and the shift of the neutral axis.
The strain gauges measured strains at one point, whereas the DIC system was able to generate maps of displacement fields.
Digital image correlation (DIC) technique is used to measure the strain fields near the overlap ends.
The digital image correlation technique is employed to measure the strain fields on the surface of the specimen and to analyze the strain paths of chosen points.
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