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High-speed cameras: Applications in Aerospace Testing

The article from Aerospace Testing International emphasizes the use of digital image correlation (DIC) in aerospace propulsion systems testing, particularly with high-speed cameras. DIC provides precise measurements of deformation, strain, and vibration in engine components during testing. This technology enhances the understanding of material behavior under stress, contributing to safer and more efficient aerospace designs. The article details the integration of DIC with high-speed camera technology, showcasing its importance in advancing aerospace propulsion research and development.

Using DIC with Vinyl Stencils for Barely Visible Damage Assessment

In the realm of aerospace engineering and maintenance, ensuring the integrity of aircraft surfaces...

WEBINAR: How to Automate Material Testing and Batch Process Data

If you missed our Webinar, How to Automate Material Testing and Batch Process Data, we have you...

The Impact of Digital Image Correlation in eVTOL Battery Drop Testing

The pioneering 50-foot drop test of an eVTOL battery, a collaboration between Beta Technologies and...

AESUB Disappearing Scanning Spray

AESUB Blue is an innovative, self-vanishing scanning spray that evaporates in just a few hours,...