NASA NTRS · 20110011967
Creep Measurement Video Extensometer
Abstract
Understanding material behavior under load is critical to the efficient and accurate design of advanced aircraft and spacecraft. Technologies such as the one disclosed here allow accurate creep measurements to be taken automatically, reducing error. The goal was to develop a non-contact, automated system capable of capturing images that could subsequently be processed to obtain the strain characteristics of these materials during deformation, while maintaining adequate resolution to capture the true deformation response of the material. The measurement system comprises a high-resolution digital camera, computer, and software that work collectively to interpret the image.
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Jaster, Mark, Vickerman, Mary, Padula, Santo, II, Juhas, John. 2011-04-01. Creep Measurement Video Extensometer. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110011967
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