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 Project objective

The work of this consortium will be the experimental verification by means of a test campaign (Level 2-3) of a novel design, material, structural an industrial process for the Advanced Rear End (ARE) demonstrator included in WP1.2 on Platform 1 of Cleansky project. This project has 2 objectives: 1) Implement new methodologies to support, validate and correlate Virtual Testing Models. 2) Research advanced test setups and instrumentation solutions to improve quality of results reducing cost and time of the test campaign. To achieve these objectives, the following IT tools, methodologies and novel instrumentation will be researched: - Digital Image Correlation with improved uncertainty and new algorithms to measurements in Real-time during the test. - Acoustic Camera to quickly hot-spot de-bonding and first Failure cracks. - Nonlinear ultrasonic stimulated thermography to live monitoring damage growth. - Improved wireless Strain gauges to reduce the test setups time and complexity and allow Structural Monitoring of the tested part. - Applus E-Testing© monitoring service. This technology allows correlating real-time video recording and measured data (load, stress…) with FEM predictions. - Applus Matereality© database to generate material cards used by the Virtual Testing simulation. - Applus PICSCI© tool that provides a robust, scalable database infrastructure for storing, analysing, and comparing structural test data and Virtual test results. This IT tool will be used to implement a verification and validation methodology developed by APPLUS called CAETestBench methodology. - Applus Absolute Accurate Methodology to provide comprehensive information about the real experimental boundary condition when developing the Virtual Test Models. - Virtual Fields Method that takes advantage of Digital Image Correlation to reduce the number of test required to obtain material properties by dealing with more complex test configurations leading to non-uniform states of deformation.