2019
DOI: 10.20944/preprints201906.0152.v1
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Inverse Analysis of the Residual Stress in Laser–Assisted Milling

Abstract: In laser-assisted milling, higher temperature in shear zone softens the material potentially resulting in a shift of mean residual stress, which significantly affects the damage tolerance and fatigue performance of product. In order to guide the selection of laser and cutting parameters based on the preferred mean residual stress, inverse analysis is conducted by predicting residual stress based on guessed process parameters, which is defined as the forward problem, and applying iterative gradient search to fi… Show more

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