Finite Element Modeling of Induction Heating on Easy-Open-End Dies

Gang Li; Jian Chen; Li Qiu Jin; Wei Wang; Cai Hui

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.321-324.881

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Finite Element Modeling of Induction Heating on Easy-Open-End Dies

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Through the magnetic-thermal coupling of ANSYS, the finite element modeling (FEM) of induction heating of the easy-open-end die was completed and the distribution of the dies temperature was determined. Simulation results showed that the dies cylinder surface temperature was high and close to the center was low with a small difference in temperature of about 3°C. Both simulation and experiment results demonstrated the benefits of using induction heating which could guarantee rapid and even heating. This result meant that the dies height varies evenly and was easy to be controlled. The results supplied a strong theoretical foundation for the project of real-time control easy-open-ends notch height.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 321-324)

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881-885

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June 2013

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Gang Li, Jian Chen, Li Qiu Jin, Wei Wang, Cai Hui

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Easy-Open-End, Finite Element Method (FEM), Induction Heating (IH), Real-Time Control

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