2021
DOI: 10.1093/jcde/qwab035
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Novel welding distortion analysis method for large welded structures using orthotropic thermal expansion coefficients

Abstract: This paper proposes an effective numerical method to predict welding distortion for large welded structures. To predict welding distortions, inherent strain-based methods are computationally efficient and widely used in engineering fields. However, there are some drawbacks such as the generation of undesirable longitudinal forces and the use of vector-type input variables. Equivalent loads are derived through finite element formulation considering orthotropic thermal expansion conditions. Unlike previous metho… Show more

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“…Granell et al [7] used the thermal-mechanical coupling model based on the birth and death element to accurately predict the welding deformation process. Seo et al [8] used scalar input variables to modify the traditional inherent strain theory to accurately predict transverse shrinkage and angular deformation and eliminate unnecessary longitudinal forces. Yuan et al [9] adopted the finite element method based on thermal-structural coupling calculation to study the welding deformation of copper alloy sheets.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Granell et al [7] used the thermal-mechanical coupling model based on the birth and death element to accurately predict the welding deformation process. Seo et al [8] used scalar input variables to modify the traditional inherent strain theory to accurately predict transverse shrinkage and angular deformation and eliminate unnecessary longitudinal forces. Yuan et al [9] adopted the finite element method based on thermal-structural coupling calculation to study the welding deformation of copper alloy sheets.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%