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Image-based high strain rate testing of materials

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The advent of camera-based measurements like Digital Image correlation (DIC) and ultra-high speed imaging (submicrosecond interframe times) opens the way to the design of a new generation of high strain rates tests of materials. The underpinning idea is the use of acceleration fields as a volume-embedded load cell. The presentation will give an, overview of the concept and present recent results on composites and ceramics.

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