Finite Element Simulation of Canned Forging on TiAl Alloy Containing High Nb

Hao Zhuan Lin; Shu Suo Li; Xikong Su; Ya Fang Han

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.475-479.813

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Finite Element Simulation of Canned Forging on TiAl Alloy Containing High Nb

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A rigid plastic finite element simulation method on canned forging was introduced to explain and optimize the large ingot deformation of TiAl alloy containing high content of Nb. By this method the process of deformation and the distribution of stress and strain especially on the interface can be obtained, thus the influence of capsule on the deformation and final shape of ingot can be easily explained and an appropriate processing of canned forging was ingot.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 475-479)

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Hao Zhuan Lin, Shu Suo Li, Xikong Su, Ya Fang Han

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Hot Deformation, Rigid-Plastic Finite Element Simulation, TiAl Alloy Containing High Content of Nb

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