An Additively Manufactured Pattern Generation Technique for Deformation Analysis of Additively Manufactured Specimens
摘要
A deformation analysis method is proposed for additively manufactured (AM) specimens whereby speckles/moiré patterns are 3D printed into a specimen to allow for analysis by two methods Computer-Aided Speckle Interferometry (CASI) and Sampling Moiré Method (SMM). The additively manufactured moiré patterns/speckles enable control over moiré patterns/speckle size, depth, and density. Additively manufacturing a speckle pattern allows for control over pattern generation methods (pseudo-random, Goodman) to find the optimum speckle configuration for a selected specimen. Material behaviors of the speckled specimen and un-speckled specimen are characterized and compared to determine the impact of the speckle pattern on the specimen’s material properties.