Surface Induction Hardening Models Based on a Novel Computational Method of Artificial Change of Material Parameters

Ladislav Musil

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.670.517

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Surface Induction Hardening Models Based on a Novel Computational Method of Artificial Change of Material Parameters

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The paper deals with a novel method suitable for modelling of surface induction hardening and other tasks, where the problem of discretisation of very thin eddy-currents surface layer is present. The method is based on artificial change of material parameters in the computer model. A methodology is suggested and limitations of its application are thoroughly tested. Odds and merits over other possible methods are also discussed.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 670)

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517-525

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December 2010

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Ladislav Musil

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Eddy Current, Finite Element Model (FEM), Induction Surface Hardening, Thin Skin Depth, Transformation of Parameter

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