Table Of ContentConference Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Mechanics Series
Helena Jin · Cesar Sciammarella · Sanichiro Yoshida
Luciano Lamberti Editors
Advancement of Optical
Methods in Experimental
Mechanics, Volume 3
Conference Proceedings of the Society for Experimental
Mechanics Series
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Helena Jin (cid:129) Cesar Sciammarella (cid:129) Sanichiro Yoshida
Luciano Lamberti
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Advancement of Optical Methods
in Experimental Mechanics,
Volume 3
Conference Proceedings of the Society for
Experimental Mechanics Series
Editors
HelenaJin CesarSciammarella
SandiaNationalLaboratories IllinoisInstituteofTechnology
Livermore,CA Chicago,IL
USA USA
SanichiroYoshida LucianoLamberti
DepartmentofChemistryandPhysics PolitecnicoDiBari,Bari
SoutheasternLouisianaUniversity Italy
Hammond,LA
USA
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Preface
Advancement of Optical Methods in Experimental Mechanics, Volume 3: Proceedings of the 2013 Annual Conference on
ExperimentalandAppliedMechanicsrepresentsoneofeightvolumesoftechnicalpaperspresentedattheSEM2013Annual
Conference&ExpositiononExperimentalandAppliedMechanicsorganizedbytheSocietyforExperimentalMechanics
and held in Lombard, IL, June 3–5, 2013. The complete Proceedings also includes volumes on: Dynamic Behavior of
Materials; Challenges in Mechanics of Time-Dependent Materials and Processes in Conventional and Multifunctional
Materials; Mechanics of Biological Systems and Materials; MEMS and Nanotechnology; Experimental Mechanics of
Composite, Hybrid, and Multifunctional Materials; Fracture and Fatigue; Residual Stress, Thermomechanics & Infrared
Imaging,HybridTechniquesandInverseProblems.
Eachcollectionpresentsearlyfindingsfromexperimentalandcomputationalinvestigationsonanimportantareawithin
ExperimentalMechanics,OpticalMethodsbeingoneoftheseareas.
With the advancement in imaging instrumentation, lighting resources, computational power, and data storage, optical
methodshavegainedwideapplicationsacrosstheexperimentalmechanicssocietyduringthepastdecades.Thesemethods
havebeenappliedformeasurementsoverawiderangeofspatialdomainsandtemporalresolutions.Opticalmethodshave
utilizedafullrangeofwavelengthsfromX-raytovisiblelightsandinfrared.Theyhavebeendevelopednotonlytomake
two-dimensional and three-dimensional deformation measurements on the surface, but also to make volumetric
measurementsthroughouttheinteriorofamaterialbody.
Livermore,CA,USA HelenaJin
Chicago,IL,USA CesarSciammarella
Hammond,LA,USA SanichiroYoshida
PolitecnicoDiBari,Bari,Italy LucianoLamberti
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Contents
1 Super-ResolutioninUltrasonicNDE ............................................................................... 1
ShangleiLi,AnishPoudel,andTsuchinPhilipChu
2 NanoparticleandCollagenConcentrationMeasurements
UsingScannedLaserPico-projection............................................................................... 9
Chin-HoChuang,Ti-WenSung,Chih-LingHuang,andYu-LungLo
3 High-speedShapeMeasurementwith4kHzUsingLinearLEDDevice........................................ 13
MotoharuFujigaki,YoheiOura,DaisukeAsai,andYorinobuMurata
4 DeconvolvingStrainMapsObtainedwiththeGridMethod .................................................... 21
M.Gre´diac,F.Sur,C.Badulescu,andJ.-D.Mathias
5 AdvancedTestSimulatortoReproduceExperimentsatSmallandLargeDeformations .................... 27
MarcoRossi,MicheleBadaloni,PascalLava,DimitriDebruyne,GianlucaChiappini,andMarcoSasso
6 TheEigenfunctionVirtualFieldsMethod......................................................................... 35
SankaraJ.Subramanian
7 TheKinematicsandDynamicsof3-DDisplacementFields ..................................................... 43
C.A.Sciammarella,L.Lamberti,F.M.Sciammarella,andA.Boccaccio
8 ShapeMeasurementUsingaNew3D-DICAlgorithmThatPreservesSharpEdges.......................... 69
JacquesHarvent,BenjaminCoudrin,LudovicBre`thes,Jean-Jose´ Orteu,andMichelDevy
9 Three-dimensionalUnderwaterMeasuringbyStructuredLightProjection................................... 77
R.Rodriguez-Vera,J.E.Pinto-Preciado,DanielD.Aguayo,andJ.A.Rayas
10 ImplementationandEvaluationofSingleFrameRecordingTechniquesforHolographic
MeasurementsoftheTympanicMembraneIn-Vivo............................................................. 85
I.Dobrev,C.Furlong,J.J.Rosowski,J.T.Cheng,andE.J.Harrington
11 AMechano-regulationModeltoOptimizeDesignofMinimallyInvasivePercutaneous
FixationDevicesforTreatmentofFracturedVertebrae......................................................... 93
A.Boccaccio,D.J.Kelly,andC.Pappalettere
12 TheOpticalMethodsofCausticsandPhotoelasticity:AComparison.......................................... 99
E.E.Gdoutos
13 AnalysisofPortevin-LeChatelierEffectofAl-MgAlloybyElectronicSpeckle
PatternInterferometry............................................................................................. 109
TatsuyaNakamura,TomohiroSasaki,andSanichiroYoshida
14 AMethodforOverlappingTwoDICViewsbyUsingaTwo-ToneSpecklePattern......................... 119
PhillipL.Reu
15 DICUncertaintyEstimationfromStatisticalAnalysisofCorrelationValues ................................ 125
B.WienekeandR.Prevost
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16 IndicatingDICPotentialCorrelationErrorswithOpticalModulationTransferFunction ................. 137
Chi-HungHwang,Wei-ChungWang,Yung-HsiangChen,Te-HengHung,andJia-HeChen
17 SEM-DICBasedNanoscaleThermalDeformationStudiesofHeterogeneousMaterial ..................... 145
SimingGuo,MichaelSutton,XiaodongLi,NingLi,andLiweiWang
18 ObservationofThermalStrainonElectronicPackagesUsingDigitalImageCorrelation................... 151
YasutakaTominaga,ShuichiArikawa,SatoruYoneyama,YasuhisaFujimoto,andYoheiOmoto
19 ObservationoftheMicrostructuralEvolutioninaStructuralPolymericFoam
UsingIncrementalDigitalVolumeCorrelation.................................................................. 159
ZhenxingHu,HuiyangLuo,andHongbingLu
20 StrainMeasurementatTemperaturesUpto800(cid:1)CUtilizingDigitalImageCorrelation................... 167
J.T.Hammer,J.D.Seidt,andA.Gilat
21 NovelThermo-MechanicalTestingMethodofNuclearFuelCladdingatElevatedTemperature .......... 171
LuisH.Alva,XinyuHuang,MichaelSutton,andLiNing
22 StressAnalysisofaMetal-Plate-ConnectioninaBeamUnder3-Point-Bending
UsingDigitalImageCorrelation.................................................................................. 179
W.A.SamadandR.E.Rowlands
23 Full-FieldDisplacementMeasurementandCrackMappingonMasonryWalls
UsingDigitalImageCorrelation.................................................................................. 187
RahimGhorbani,FabioMatta,andMichaelA.Sutton
24 DamageMechanismsofChemicallyStrengthenedGlassBarsDuetoHigh-VelocityBallImpact.......... 197
PhillipJannottiandGhatuSubhash
25 StereoX-RaySystemCalibrationforThree-DimensionalMeasurements..................................... 201
TimothyJ.MillerandEnricoC.Quintana
26 PerformingDVCattheVoxelScale.............................................................................. 209
F.Hild,H.Leclerc,andS.Roux
27 InteriorDeformationMeasurementsUsingX-RayTomographyandDigitalVolumeCorrelation......... 217
NingLiandMichaelSutton
28 MeasurementofSurfaceTopographyofTransparentObjectsbyUsingDigital
Phase-ShiftingShadowMoire´ MethodWithoutPainting....................................................... 221
Wei-ChungWangandWen-YiKang
29 Micro-PolarizerArrayBasedInstantaneousPhase-SteppingInterferometry
forObservingDynamicPhenomena.............................................................................. 229
S.YoneyamaandS.Arikawa
30 AutomatedSurfaceProfileMeasurementofPrintedCircuitBoards
byPhase-ShiftedShadowMoire´ .................................................................................. 235
T.Y.ChenandJ.Lin
31 PhaseRetrievalandPhaseDerivativeDeterminationinDigitalHolography................................. 241
C.Quan,D.Balakrishnan,W.Chen,andC.J.Tay
32 SpeckleInterferometryAnalysisofDeformationBehaviorofCrystalGrainsinPolycrystal ............... 251
RyosukeOgasawara,ShuichiArikawa,andSatoruYoneyama
33 OpticalInterferometryforEvaluationofAdhesionStrengthofThin-FilmSystems......................... 259
DavidDidie,DanielDidie,BishwasGhimire,KonradKabza,SushovitAdhikari,
SanichiroYoshida,ChiakiMiyasaka,andIk-KeunPark
34 LowCostDigitalShearographyPrototype....................................................................... 267
DirkFindeis,OliverHobson,andJassonGryzagoridis
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35 LocalStiffnessIdentificationofBeamsUsingShearographyandInverseMethods.......................... 275
F.Zastavnik,L.Pyl,J.Gu,H.Sol,M.Kersemans,andW.VanPaepegem
36 Long-TermEffectsofCyclicEnvironmentalConditionsonPaintings
inMuseumExhibitionbyLaserShearography.................................................................. 283
MortezaKhaleghi,IvoDobrev,ElleryHarrington,PhilipKlausmeyer,
MatthewCushman,andCosmeFurlong
37 FirstApplicationofaNewOpticalRosetteforStrainMeasurements......................................... 289
LiangWang,KeyuLi,andSalahaddinSanusei
38 High-SpeedShapeMeasurementsbyFringeProjectionMethod:SOPRA3D................................ 299
ChaoyangTi,XiaoranChen,JohnTyson,ElleryHarrington,IvoDobrev,
BabakS.Aghazadeh,andCosmeFurlong
39 High-ResolutionShapeMeasurementsbyFringeProjectionandReflectance
TransformationImaging........................................................................................... 305
ChaoyangTi,PhilipKlausmeyer,MatthewCushman,JohnTyson,andCosmeFurlong
40 StrainMeasurementsUsingDIC,StrainGagesandReflectionPhotoelasticity............................... 311
LeonardoDantasRodrigues,Jose´ LuizdeFranc¸aFreire,andRonaldoDominguesVieira
41 Spatial-TemporalHybridRetrievalsofPhotoelasticPhaseMap............................................... 317
M.J.Huang,F.Y.Lao,andS.C.Liu
42 LinearBirefringenceandDichroisminFe O MagneticNanoparticles....................................... 325
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Jing-FungLinandMeng-ZheLee
43 ShapeMeasurementUsingCAD-BasedStereo-DIC............................................................. 333
J.-E.Dufour,B.Beaubier,F.Hild,S.Roux,andS.Leclercq
44 ImageBasedLocalStrainMeasurementofWood............................................................... 339
C.S.Moilanen,P.Saarenrinne,B.A.Engberg,andT.Bj€orkqvist
45 ThermographicIdentificationofDefectsinAdhesivelyBondedJoints........................................ 347
RachaelC.Waugh,JaniceM.Dulieu-Barton,andSimonQuinn
46 MechanicalConjecturesExplainingColdNuclearFusion...................................................... 353
A.Carpinteri,O.Borla,A.Goi,A.Manuello,andD.Veneziano
47 StrainDecouplingfortheRealTimeStrainsMeasuredDuringWeldingProcess............................ 369
LiangWang,KeyuLi,andSalahaddinSanusei
48 ThermalOutputObservationsfromFe-Ni-CrMetalFoilStrainGages....................................... 379
T.P.KiefferandY.Zhu
