The invention relates to a method for detecting early fatigue cracks of 316L stainless steel based on critical
refraction longitudinal wave and vibration-acoustic modulation technology. The invention includes FPGA transmitting
system, transmitting
transducer, plexiglass wedge, receiving
transducer, early fatigue crack, FPGA receiving
system, 316L stainless steel component, FPGA transmitting
system is connected with transmitting
transducer, and transmitting transducer emits The low-frequency
sine wave and high-frequency pulse
train are injected into the plexiglass wedge at the first critical angle, and the
sound wave entering the wedge only produces critical
refraction longitudinal
waves incident on the surface of 316L stainless steel components by using the principle of
noise reduction, and the longitudinal
waves interact with fatigue cracks A nonlinear damage
signal is generated, and the detection
signal is received by the receiving transducer and displayed and stored by the FPGA receiving system. The invention utilizes the combined detection method of the critical
refraction longitudinal wave and the vibration-acoustic modulation to obtain relatively pure nonlinear damage signals, and further realizes the detection of early fatigue microcracks of 316L stainless steel.