Abstract:
An impulsive synchronization spectrometer based on adjustable time window, includes a synchronous controller, a pulse light source, a high speed collection card, a computer system, a first photoelectric detector, a second photoelectric detector and a testing optical path system; wherein the synchronous controller has four output terminals. The first output terminal is connected with the pulse light source; and the second output terminal is connected with a computer; the third output terminal and the fourth output terminal are respectively connected with two channels of the high speed collection card and respectively output two-channel signals of a third synchronous signal and a fourth synchronous signal respectively serving as external triggering signals of the two channels to control signals in the two channels of the high speed collection card, the first photoelectric detector and the second photoelectric detector are respectively connected with the two channels of the high speed collection card.
Abstract:
A method for assessing fatigue damage and a fatigue life based on a crystal plastic welding process model. According to the new method, consideration is given to the effects of the crystal slip system and the polycrystal plastic strain on the welding process performance of the material. A welding process damage and fatigue life assessment model is established on the mesoscopic scale. The effect of microscopic characterizations of materials on the welding process performance, as well as on the fatigue damage and life of welded joints, can be studied from the mesoscopic point of view. The relationship between the welding process and the evolution of the material performance can be determined by the macro-mesoscopic coupling calculation model to further determine the effect and degree of welding processes on the fatigue damage and life of materials.