This invention provides a valve wear and
corrosion testing device, method, and application simulating a deep-sea environment. The device includes: a pipeline circulation module for connecting the valve to be tested, providing a flow path for the corrosive medium, regulating
hydrostatic pressure, and measuring flow rate data; an environmental control module for regulating the temperature,
salinity, pH value, and gas component content of the corrosive medium to simulate the service environment of a deep-sea target; a friction control module for driving the
valve stem and valve core to reciprocate, applying mechanical loads, and collecting vibration signals; and a
data processing module for calculating leakage, determining wear status based on flow fluctuation ratio, identifying failure by comparing vibration curves, and assessing
remaining life based on a multi-factor damage prediction model. This invention achieves valve wear and
corrosion performance testing and life prediction under a multi-factor coupled environment in the
deep sea, improving the accuracy of the assessment.