Numerical Simulation of Parts Quenching Deformation

Ivan Osipov; Alexandr Bachurin; Nikolay Kurlaev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.698.487

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Numerical Simulation of Parts Quenching Deformation

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The problem of unsteady heat transfer of a part with the quench medium and thermal deformation of aluminum alloy parts is discussed and the results of calculating are compared to the experimental data. The experimental data confirmed the nature of the deformation obtained by numerical simulation. The difference between the deformations obtained in the calculations and the experimental data was 23%.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 698)

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Ivan Osipov*, Alexandr Bachurin, Nikolay Kurlaev

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Numerical Simulation, Quenching, Quenching Deformation, Quenching Stress

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