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Image correlation applied to single crystal plasticity experiments and comparison to strain gage data

ConclusionsThe results from compression tests on Mo single crystals using the 6DOF apparatus show that at small strains the image correlation system is able to match the data measured using conventional strain gages. In addition, the image correlation technique has several advantages, such as the ability to measure large strains, full-field strains, and displacement gradients, which make it an essential tool in measuring the deformation behavior of single crystals.