The Finite Element Simulation of Thermal Deformation and Microstructure Evolution Forecast of AZ61 Alloy

Quan Li; Wen Jun Liu; Ren Ju Cheng; Cheng Li; Shan Jiang; Su Qin Luo; Xian Quan Jiang; Fu Sheng Pan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.989-994.548

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The Finite Element Simulation of Thermal Deformation and Microstructure Evolution Forecast of AZ61 Alloy

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In this paper, rigid-plastic finite element simulation software Marc / Auto-forge reflect compression AZ61B magnesium alloy case. Simulation results show that the stress, strain and temperature distribution within the sample is uneven, uneven distribution affect the organization, and with the changes in the deformation process and calculation results with the experimental data exactly. The finite element method can be used in the actual production forecast after tissue deformation components, optimization of process parameters to control the quality of the finished piece.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 989-994)

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Quan Li*, Wen Jun Liu, Ren Ju Cheng, Cheng Li, Shan Jiang, Su Qin Luo, Xian Quan Jiang, Fu Sheng Pan

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Finite Element, Forecast, Magnesium Alloy, Simulation

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