Hello everybody
I'm doing some experimental research by the help of DIC method, But I have a huge problem that I hope someone can help me about that. After capturing my datas, I realized that there is a constant value of rigid body motion that is added to my real datas and so that all of my results seem to be wrong. I was wondering if anyone knows how to eliminate this rigid body motion ( translation or rotation) from my datas.
Thanks in Advance
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The well-known J integral is only valid for straight crack, am I right?
If no, can anyone please point me a reference for the J integral in case of curved crack?
thanks.
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