Method for testing residual stress of welding joint based on three-dimensional optical measurement technology and contour method

Abstract

Disclosed is a method for testing a residual stress of a welding joint based on a three-dimensional optical measurement technology and a contour method. The method comprises the following steps: performing pre-processing before welding; after welding, performing cutting perpendicular to a cross section of a weld on a welding test plate, and performing XJTU-OM capturing on the cut test plate to obtain calculated measurement point cloud data; marking two cut planes as cutting faces A and B; performing preliminary de-noising fitting on the measurement point cloud data by adopting a Geomagic-qualify extruded scanning data band width to obtain an primary de-noised point cloud; performing de-noising on the primary de-noised point cloud obtained in the step3 according to a mean value of grid sizes by MATLAB, interpolating contour data between points to obtain fitting contours of the cutting faces A and B; performing mirroring on a fitting profile of the cutting face A measured by XJTU-OM, then performing point-by-point averaging on the two cutting faces A and B, generating a model with a displacement deviation by MATLAB for final elasticity calculation; and performing stress calculation and analyzing. The present invention has advantages of having important theoretical and engineering values for testing the residual stress of a weldment.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of engineering measurement residual stress, in particular to a method for testing residual stress of welded joints based on three-dimensional optical measurement technology and contour method. Background technique [0002] Since the development of residual stress testing, there have been dozens of testing methods for different working conditions, which are divided into mechanical (destructive) measurement methods and physical (non-destructive) measurement methods, each of which has its own advantages and disadvantages. The basic principle of destructive measurement of residual stress is to cut off part of the material of the workpiece, the release of residual stress will cause deformation of the cut part, measure the strain at this place, and obtain the magnitude of the residual stress according to Hooke's law. Destructive methods include blind hole method, strip cutting method, elastic deformation method, etc. Among ...

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However, both of these two commonly used methods measure the surface residual stress and cannot measure the internal residual stress of the workpiece.

Other internal residual stress testing methods, such as the layer-by-layer peeling method and the crack flexibility method, can measure the uniform residual stress distri

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