The invention discloses an uncalibrated
stress measurement method based on ultrasonic
surface wave and incremental deformation
mechanics and a related device, and relates to the technical field of ultrasonic
nondestructive testing. The method comprises the following steps: exciting an ultrasonic
surface wave signal through an excitation sensor arranged on the surface of a test piece to be detected; acquiring an ultrasonic
surface wave time domain signal in a stress state by a receiving sensor; the
wave velocity is calculated by combining the distance between the sensors and the
propagation time, and then the stress value on the detection path is determined according to an ultrasonic surface
wave velocity-stress formula. The
wave velocity-stress formula is derived from a
control equation established based on an incremental deformation
mechanics theory and
surface wave propagation characteristics, the dependence on a high-order elastic constant in the prior art is avoided from the source, zero-stress test piece calibration is not needed, and the constraint of a
calibration result is thoroughly got rid of. According to the method, the advantages of no damage, no
radiation and simple and convenient equipment of
ultrasonic detection are continued, the applicability and the generalization performance are remarkably improved, and the absolute
stress measurement on the surface and the near surface of the test piece can be accurately realized.