Crack propagation signal calibration device and method based on DCPD method
A technology for crack growth and calibration devices, which is applied in the field of calibration devices based on DCPD crack growth signals, can solve the problems of not obtaining stable performance, repeated use of crack growth signals, slow crack growth rate, and unsuitable signal sources, etc., to achieve saving Experimental research costs, speeding up the R&D cycle, and solving destructive effects
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[0041]The principle of DCPD applied in the crack monitoring instrument based on the DCPD (direct current potential drop) method is: the potential drop method is a method for measuring the crack length based on the electrical conductivity of the metal material itself. like Figure 5 and Figure 6 As shown, on a cracked sample, the current field is a function of the sample geometry, especially the crack size. When a constant current is passed through the sample, the potential will increase with the increase of the crack length in the sample. The potential drop method is generally implemented by the four-probe method, the outer two probes (C1, C2) are current electrodes, the excitation current I passes through the tested sample from the outer two probes, and the inner two probes (P1, P2) are the voltage V (Potential difference) Electrode, the potential difference depends on the distribution of current in the sample.
[0042] In order to determine the relationship between the vo...
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