Establishment of a Uniaxial Tensile Fracture Inversion Model Based on Fracture Surface Reconstruction (FRASTA).

In order to infer the load on the component after the experimental uniaxial tensile fracture inversion model based on cross-sectional reconstruction, (FRASTA) was proposed to infer the load on the tested components. This model can combine the fracture surface characteristics of experimental specimens to reconstruct the fracture surface morphology and invert the fracture process of uniaxial tensile specimens. Based on the assumption of rectangular rod fracture, a quantitative inversion model for a unidirectional stress load based on dissipative plasticity characteristics was established, and the inversion results based on cross-sectional reconstruction were compared with the experimental measurement results. The results indicate that when only considering the unidirectional stress state, the two have a high degree of consistency, with a maximum measurement error of 5.3%, fully verifying the accuracy of the fracture surface reconstruction and inversion model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]