The invention discloses an in-situ test device for three-dimensional
defect reconstruction. The in-situ test device comprises a hollow framework structure and a transmission mechanism, wherein baffles are symmetrically arranged on the left and right sides of the framework structure respectively, a left crossbeam and a right crossbeam are connected in a sliding manner between the baffles through a guide rail, a rotating lead screw connected with the left crossbeam and the right crossbeam is further arranged between the baffles, and a lifting
electric motor connected with the rotating lead screw is arranged on one side of the framework structure; and
tail shafts with
synchronizing wheels are respectively arranged on the left crossbeam and the right crossbeam, a load sensor connected with the
tail shafts is arranged on the left crossbeam or the right crossbeam, clamps for loading test pieces are connected to the
tail shafts, a stepping motor is arranged at the lower part of the framework structure, and a
grating ruler is arranged at the upper part of the framework structure. By virtue of
combined use of the in-situ test device and an X-
ray detection instrument, the automatic rotation of the test pieces can be realized in situ under the loading condition, so that the X-
ray transmission imaging is realized, and phenomena of formation, expanding paths and expanding rate of microcracks of materials can be observed online.