Application of Finite Element Method to Crack Prediction in Laser Cladding Process

Nan Hai Hao; Zi Xing Qin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.197.372

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Application of Finite Element Method to Crack Prediction in Laser Cladding Process

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The cracks in clad layer are the most often defects in laser cladding of low ductility materials. This paper reports the efforts of crack prediction with finite element method. The process is modeled with commercial FEM software package ANSYS and the thermal-mechanical analysis is performed to inquire the strain-stress variation during cladding, especially the variation around the moment of solidification. The analysis result shows that, by the end of cladding, the clad layer is in tension stress and the stress values are varied in directions. The tension stress along the cladding direction is the maximum one, which causes the cracking in clayed layer. Increasing the preheating temperature of substrate is an effective way to avoid the crack generation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 197)

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Nan Hai Hao, Zi Xing Qin

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Cracking, Finite Element Method (FEM), Laser Cladding

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