Three-Dimensional Dynamic FEM Simulation of Block Temperature Distribution for Fusion Welding Rapid Manufacture Process

Jian Ping Jia; Shun Ping Yao; Zheng Qiang Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.228-229.233

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Three-Dimensional Dynamic FEM Simulation of Block Temperature Distribution for Fusion Welding Rapid Manufacture Process

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Due to the establishment of thermal equilibrium is very rare, some cases not possible, so the accuracy of temperature measurement is often difficult to ensure that no one will be allowed or asking for too much more to the transient temperature measurement is difficult. Based on the finite element software ANSYS platform, according to the feature of fusion welding, the impact of heat on the welding and the welding temperature field is simulatd by the Three-Dimensional Dynamic FEM simulation of the ANSYS software. Finite element numerical simulation results with the test weld shape with good consistency, so that the body welding Gauss heat source model is used to simulate the temperature field is reasonable.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 228-229)

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Jian Ping Jia, Shun Ping Yao, Zheng Qiang Zhu

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APDL Command Flow, Rapid Manufacturing Welding Block, Three-Dimensional Dynamic FEM Simulation

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