Deformation, Strain and Stress Concentration of Slab Narrow Side Induced by Different Reduction Amount

Yang Liu; Fei Wang; Nan Fu Zong

doi:10.4028/p-8qkz52

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Deformation, Strain and Stress Concentration of Slab Narrow Side Induced by Different Reduction Amount

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A numerical simulation model has been established to obtain the deformation, strain and stress concentration of slab narrow side. The simulated temperature profiles of slab show a agreement with the results of measured temperatures by using infrared thermal camera. Moreover, the deformation, stress and strain of the slab have been investigated systematically, especially at the slab narrow side along the thickness direction. The relationship between the reduction amount and deformation, stress and strain concentration of slab narrow face has been investigated.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 331)

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Yang Liu, Fei Wang, Nan Fu Zong*

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Deformation, Finite Element Model, Strain Concentration, Stress Concentration

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