The invention belongs to the field of material
cracking, and particularly relates to a
microwave bipolar heating-based in-situ graded
cracking method for a
carbon fiber composite material, which comprises the following steps of: initializing a feeding speed, and combining a preset three-dimensional model of a to-be-cracked material with a graded inversion function space; a multi-stage
cracking control sequence containing parameters such as the feeding rate, the preheating temperature and the dual-frequency
microwave radiation power is obtained through inversion, wherein a hierarchical inversion function space comprises a hierarchical hierarchical cracking
feedback control node chain constructed through an associated
fuzzy control algorithm. And generating a control instruction based on the control sequence and the hierarchical linkage control model, monitoring the splitting efficiency and the
energy consumption conversion efficiency in real time, and feeding back to the node chain to adjust the control sequence. The node chain construction relates to flow splitting, parameter node set establishment,
correlation analysis, feedback factor construction and the like, and finally, through
simulation training optimization, splitting efficiency maximization and
energy consumption and
pollution minimization are realized.