Abstract

By comparing two digital speckle images recorded before and after deformation, two-dimensional digital image correlation (DIC) method can accurately determine the in-plane displacement fields and strain fields. In a practical measurement, however, the variance of light source intensity, location and direction will cause the random uneven intensity change of the random speckle images and will lead to the obvious measurement error. Numerical simulation experiment is first carried out to analyse the influence of the recorded speckle images undergoing uneven light variation on DIC measurement accuracy. Then, a correction method for speckle images with uneven intensity change is proposed based on morphological Top-Hat transform. In addition, quantitative measurements of both in-plane rotation of a rigid body and three-point bending beam are investigated experimentally by DIC to verify the feasibility of the correction method. Experimental results show that the measurement accuracy of DIC is improved dramatically after the procedure of uneven light variation correction.

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