This invention discloses a device for determining the compressive
plasticity stage of recycled concrete based on
acoustic emission and stress-strain analysis. The device includes: applying axial compressive loads to recycled concrete specimens under different working conditions, simultaneously measuring their
acoustic emission signals and compressive stress-strain curves, and outputting an Excel spreadsheet containing the time, cumulative
acoustic emission energy value, acoustic emission b-value, stress, and strain. A GUI interface is constructed using
MATLAB, creating execution buttons, input boxes, result display areas, and
graphical display areas.
Callback functions for file selection and monitoring are defined based on the GUI interface.
Acoustic emission, b-value, stress, and strain data are extracted from the specified Excel worksheet and interpolated. Functions are called to detect yield strength and the time and strain of complete failure, and the results are output. This invention can quickly detect the
plasticity stage of materials by
processing acoustic emission and stress-strain data, making
data processing and result display more intuitive.