The Method of Two-Dimensional Stretching to Reduce Residual Stress in Quenched Thin-Walled Aluminum Alloy

Kun Qi Wang; Wei Zheng; Dan Dan Na

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1095.523

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The Method of Two-Dimensional Stretching to Reduce Residual Stress in Quenched Thin-Walled Aluminum Alloy

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This study aims to reduce the residual stress of quenched thin-walled aluminum alloy. The method of two-dimensional stretching was proposed to further reduce the residual stress in the alloy. The steady-state and transient thermal analysis were used in ANSYS workbench15.0. Static structural was used to simulate one-dimensional and two-dimensional stretching. The simulation results show that two-dimensional stretching method is better than one-dimensional stretching, and it can eliminate the residual stress up to 92.6% when the amount of stretching in length and width is controlled in 2.5%.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1095)

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Kun Qi Wang*, Wei Zheng, Dan Dan Na

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Aluminium Alloy, Finite Element Analysis, Quenching, Thin-Walled Parts, Two-Dimensional Stretching Method

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