A finite element model based on solid mechanics was developed with ABAQUS to study the material flow in wholeprocess of friction stir welding （FSW）, with the technique of tracer particles. Simulation results indicat...A finite element model based on solid mechanics was developed with ABAQUS to study the material flow in wholeprocess of friction stir welding （FSW）, with the technique of tracer particles. Simulation results indicate that the flow pattern of thetracer particles around the pin is spiral movement. There are very different flow patterns at the upper and lower parts of the weld. Thematerial on the upper surface has the spiral downward movement that is affected by the shoulder and the lower material has the spiralupward movement that is affected by the pin. The velocity of the material flow on the periphery of the stirring pin is higher than thatat the bottom of the stirring pin. The material can be rotated with a stirring pin a few times, agreeing well with the previousexperimental observation by tungsten tracer particles.展开更多
Understanding the mechanisms of hard–soft material interaction under impact loading is important not only in the defense industry but also in daily life.However,traditional mesh-based spatial discretization methods t...Understanding the mechanisms of hard–soft material interaction under impact loading is important not only in the defense industry but also in daily life.However,traditional mesh-based spatial discretization methods that are time consuming owing to the need for frequent re-meshing,such as the finite element method and finite difference method,can hardly handle large deformation involving failure evolution in a multi-phase interaction environment.The objective of this research is to develop a quasi-meshless particle method based on the material point method for the model-based simulation of the hard–soft material interaction response.To demonstrate the proposed procedure,scenarios of a hard–soft material impact test are considered,where a force is applied to layers of materials and a hard bar with an initial velocity impacts a target with layers of different materials.The stress wave propagation and resulting failure evolution are simulated and compared with available data.Future research tasks are then discussed on the basis of the preliminary results.展开更多
基金Projects(51331008,51405310,51401219)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘A finite element model based on solid mechanics was developed with ABAQUS to study the material flow in wholeprocess of friction stir welding （FSW）, with the technique of tracer particles. Simulation results indicate that the flow pattern of thetracer particles around the pin is spiral movement. There are very different flow patterns at the upper and lower parts of the weld. Thematerial on the upper surface has the spiral downward movement that is affected by the shoulder and the lower material has the spiralupward movement that is affected by the pin. The velocity of the material flow on the periphery of the stirring pin is higher than thatat the bottom of the stirring pin. The material can be rotated with a stirring pin a few times, agreeing well with the previousexperimental observation by tungsten tracer particles.
基金The National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51476150,11102185 and 11232003)U.S.Defense Threat Reduction Agency(Grant No.HDTRA1-10-1-0022)+1 种基金International Joint Research Program of Shanxi Province,China(Grant No.2014081028)Scientific and Technological Innovation Programs of Higher Education Institutions in Shanxi
文摘Understanding the mechanisms of hard–soft material interaction under impact loading is important not only in the defense industry but also in daily life.However,traditional mesh-based spatial discretization methods that are time consuming owing to the need for frequent re-meshing,such as the finite element method and finite difference method,can hardly handle large deformation involving failure evolution in a multi-phase interaction environment.The objective of this research is to develop a quasi-meshless particle method based on the material point method for the model-based simulation of the hard–soft material interaction response.To demonstrate the proposed procedure,scenarios of a hard–soft material impact test are considered,where a force is applied to layers of materials and a hard bar with an initial velocity impacts a target with layers of different materials.The stress wave propagation and resulting failure evolution are simulated and compared with available data.Future research tasks are then discussed on the basis of the preliminary results.
