J. Rodríguez-Aseguinolaza, J. González, R. Celorrio, A. Mendioroz, A. Salazar
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Abstract
A new numerical model based on discontinuous Galerkin Finite Element Methods for laser spot lock-in thermopgraphy has been developed able to characterize very narrow cracks in materials, difficult to quantify by alternative numerical methods. It has also been validated by means of experimental results from a wide variety of cracks in terms of size, width, depth and crack orientation angle. Overall, the obtained results indicate a very good agreement with experiments maintaining a satisfactory accuracy and improved computational economy.