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Portable Testing Device for In-situ Testing of Building Material
Vavřík, Daniel ; Jandejsek, Ivan
Examination of brittle buildings materials using mechanical tests requires sampling of studied elements and materials (stones, bricks or concrete). In case of existing integral structures the best suitable sampling method is core drilling. It is preferred to test samples in situ in all cases where it is possible to avoid changes of the material properties during transportation and storing. Moreover it is possible to prepare other samples operationally wen some uncertainty occurred if in situ testing is possible. For such a purpose, a portable testing device has been designed and manufactured. This device is primary devoted for so called split test technique which is based on well know testing of Brazilian disk. Analytical equation used for evaluation of the split test is based on several assumptions which have to be verified. For such verification Digital Image Correlation technique was used in our work.
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Experimentální měření J integrálu
Vavřík, Daniel ; Jandejsek, Ivan
Experimental measurement of the J integral on the thin planar specimen is presented. It is possible measure J integral directly as curve integral as it is defined. This approach is not as comfortable as standard measurement on CT specimen but is more appropriate for thin planar specimens.
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Určování aktuální polohy trhliny pomocí metody digitální obrazové korelace
Jandejsek, Ivan ; Vavřík, Daniel
This paper presents utilization of Digital Image Correlation and other image processing methods in determination of the actual position of the crack during the crack propagation in ductile material. This task is very important in fracture mechanics studies, especially in evaluation of full-field stress and strain in the vicinity of the crack. It encompasses detection of the crack faces, tracing of the crack tip and measuring the crack length.
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Rozvoj a aplikace digitální obrazové korelace
Jandejsek, Ivan
The presented work devotes to the methodology and related software development for Digital Image Correlation (DIC). DIC is used for experimental mechanics studies. It is the non-contact technique (Optical or X-Ray) that provides full-field and high resolution measurement of displacements and strains within an object subjected to loading.
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