An in-situ
testing equipment for testing micromechanical properties of a material in a multi-load and multi-
physical field coupled condition is disclosed. The equipment comprises a frame supporting module, a tension / compression-
low cycle fatigue module, a torsioning module (21), a three-point bending module (6), an impressing module (33), a thermal field and
magnetic field application module (34), an in-situ observation module (32) and a clamp body module (22). The frame supporting module provides a structural support for the whole
testing equipment, the tension / compression-
low cycle fatigue module is arranged at upper and lower ends of the
testing equipment, the torsioning module (21) is directly arranged at a front end of the tension / compression-
low cycle fatigue module, the three-point bending module (6), the impressing module (33) and the thermal field and
magnetic field application module (34) are disposed on a support post at one side of the whole testing equipment through a common replacing component, and the in-situ observation module is disposed on another support post at the other side of the testing equipment. The clamp body module is connected to a front segment of the torsioning module, so as to clamp a test piece. An overall structure of the testing equipment is configured in a vertically symmetrical arrangement achieved by using four support posts. Two identical
servo hydraulic cylinders (10) and two torsioning modules (21) are located at the upper and the lower ends of the testing equipment respectively and are used to perform a symmetrical tension /
compression test and a symmetrical
torsion test on the test piece (23) positioned centrally. The testing equipment is capable of realizing applications of five different types of loads including tension / compression, low cycle fatigue, torsion, bending and impressing, performing an intensive study on micromechanical properties of the material in the multi-load and multi-
physical field coupled condition by using built-in electric, thermal and magnetic application modules and the in-situ observation module, and acquiring relations between deformation behavior, mechanism of damage, performance weakening of the material, applied loads and material properties.