“…Residual stresses have arisen in the vicinity of the welding area after laser welding. The laser welding causes thermal changes in thermo-mechanically modified material and its concentrated energy source with low heat dissipation reduces the original stresses in the material [5,6]. The test specimen of DOMEX 700MC high-strength steel welded in both ways is shown in Fig.…”
Section: Residual Stresses Measured On Laser Welded Specimensmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different residual stresses in comparison to the base material have arisen in the vicinity of the weld joint for both types of welding. The authors anticipated an increased influence of arc welding on the stress change before the measurement, therefore a larger sample area than in laser welding was evaluated [1,6].…”
Section: Residual Stresses Measured On Arc Welded Specimensmentioning
The main idea of this paper is to compare the results of FE analysis and data obtained by experiment for identification of residual stresses in welded high-strength steels. The DOMEX steels welded by two technologies are compared – steel welded with laser beam and steel welded by electric arc. Residual stresses at the surface and just below the surface were evaluated using X-rays at predefined points. These data were subsequently processed in MATLAB and evaluated. FE analyzes were performed in software SYSWELD and ADINA.
“…Residual stresses have arisen in the vicinity of the welding area after laser welding. The laser welding causes thermal changes in thermo-mechanically modified material and its concentrated energy source with low heat dissipation reduces the original stresses in the material [5,6]. The test specimen of DOMEX 700MC high-strength steel welded in both ways is shown in Fig.…”
Section: Residual Stresses Measured On Laser Welded Specimensmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different residual stresses in comparison to the base material have arisen in the vicinity of the weld joint for both types of welding. The authors anticipated an increased influence of arc welding on the stress change before the measurement, therefore a larger sample area than in laser welding was evaluated [1,6].…”
Section: Residual Stresses Measured On Arc Welded Specimensmentioning
The main idea of this paper is to compare the results of FE analysis and data obtained by experiment for identification of residual stresses in welded high-strength steels. The DOMEX steels welded by two technologies are compared – steel welded with laser beam and steel welded by electric arc. Residual stresses at the surface and just below the surface were evaluated using X-rays at predefined points. These data were subsequently processed in MATLAB and evaluated. FE analyzes were performed in software SYSWELD and ADINA.
“…The punch, blank holders, v-ring indenter and die were modelled as rigid bodies [14]. Rigid target contact was used for contact of punch blank holders and die with sheet metal [15][16][17].…”
Abstract. This paper presents numerical simulation of blanking process for coldrolled steel sheet metal. The problem was modeled using axial symmetry in commercial finite element software ADINA. Data obtained by experimental measurement were used to create multi-linear plastic material model for simulation. History of blanking force vs. tool displacement was obtained.
“…The exemplary of prediction of hardness distribution in the cross section of flat butt welded by electric arc made of S100QL steel was performed in this study. Field temperature of welded joint was determined on the basis of finite element methods [11,12,13] in ABAQUS FEA software. The analysis of thermal phenomena is made on the basis of the solution of energy conservation equation together with Fourier law [14].…”
Section: Field Temperature Phase Transformations Kinetic Of Transfomentioning
The prediction of hardness distribution in the cross section of welded join made of S1100QL steel is performed in this study on the basis of analytical methods. Analytical CCT diagram and volume fraction of each phases of S1100QL steel as a function of cooling time t 8/5 are determined. A numerical simulation of welding process is performed in ABAQUS. Thermal cycles and temperature field in welded joints are determined. Prediction of hardness distribution in the cross section of the joint is performed on the basis of obtained cooling times t 8/5 . Results of numerical simulations are compared with experimentally obtained results.
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