Abstract Digital Image Correlation (DIC) is the heart of the remote deformation measurement
techniques using images. It is applied to many different applications from medical imaging to …

The formation of modified Z-phase in a 12Cr1MoV (German grade: X20) tempered
martensite ferritic (TMF) steel subjected to interrupted long-term creep testing at 550° C and …

The paper presents the results of the structure and mechanical tests of the low-alloy steel
14MoV6-3 which shows internal damage after long-term creep service. The tests of …

Several continuum damage mechanics (CDM) modelling approaches for predicting creep
deformation of tempered ferritic steels have been developed in the literature, which have …

Deterioration assessment of materials is essential to the continued effective operation of
critical components in thermal power plants. Establishing the degree of creep exhaustion of …

The effective operation of ageing coal-fired power plants requires routine damage
assessment of critical component materials throughout their service history. Traditional post …

When performing a digital image correlation (DIC) measurement, multi-camera stereo-DIC is
generally preferred over single-camera 2D-DIC. Unlike 2D-DIC, stereo-DIC is able to …

This paper presents the basics of the Digital Image Correlation System, its algorithm of
operation, methods of data recording and implementation. In addition, the paper …

Creep degradation behaviour of service-exposed P91 steel is evaluated during interrupted
creep tests at 660 C and 80 MPa using a number of material characterization techniques …

Deterioration assessment of materials is essential to the continued effective operation of
critical components operating, at high temperatures and stresses, in thermal power plants …