METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DIAGNOSING CREEP DAMAGE AND EVALUATING SERVICE LIFE OF DISSIMILAR STEEL WELDED JOINT BASED ON QUANTITATIVE MICROSCOPIC CHARACTERISTICS
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DIAGNOSING CREEP DAMAGE AND EVALUATING SERVICE LIFE OF DISSIMILAR STEEL WELDED JOINT BASED ON QUANTITATIVE MICROSCOPIC CHARACTERISTICS
A method and system for diagnosing a creep damage and evaluating service life of a dissimilar steel welded joint based on quantitative microscopic characteristics are disclosed and relate to the field of welding damage detection. The method includes: acquiring first experimental data of the dissimilar steel welded joint; quantitatively processing the first experimental data to obtain first quantitative characteristic parameters including a hole size, a volume fraction, and a precipitate size; acquiring second experimental data of the dissimilar steel welded joint; quantitatively processing the second experimental data to obtain second quantitative characteristic parameters including a grain size, a geometric dislocation density, a grain boundary angle, a recrystallization fraction, a recovered grain ratio, and a deformed grain ratio; and determining a current life stage and a remaining creep life of the dissimilar steel welded joint based on the first and second quantitative characteristic parameters.