Determination of Elastic-plastic Poisson's Ratio in Elastic-Plastic FEM

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Analysis of Temperature Field and Thermal Crown of Roll During Hot Rolling by Simplified FEM

Thermal crown of roll is an important factor, which affects strip profile. It is necessary to analyze the temperature field and thermal crown of roll for hot strip mill. A new simplified finite element method （FEM） was used to analyze the temperature field and thermal crown of roll, and corresponding models were built according to the practical boundary conditions. Transient roll temperature field and thermal crown were simulated by ANSYS FEM software with considering transient thermal contact and complex boundary condition. Temperature and thermal crown variations on roll surface nodes were obtained. The thermal crown results of roll obtained by FEM simulation were in good agreement with the measured data, indicating that simplified FEM models and results were correct.

Parameter fitting of constitutive model and FEM analysis of solder joint thermal cycle reliability for lead-free solder Sn-3.5Ag

The experimental tests of tensile for lead-flee solder Sn-3.5Ag were performed for the general work temperatures range from 11 to 90 ℃ and strain rate range from 5 × 10^-5 to 2 × 10^-2s^-1, and its stress--strain curves were compared to those of solder Sn-37Pb. The parameters in Anand model for solder Sn-3.5Ag were fitted based on experimental data and nonlinear fitting method, and its validity was checked by means of experimental data. Furthermore, the Anand model was used in the FEM analysis to evaluate solder joint thermal cycle reliability. The results show that solder Sn-3.5Ag has a better creep resistance than solder Sn-37Pb. The maximum stress is located at the upper right comer of the outmost solder joint from the symmetric center, and thermal fatigue life is predicted to be 3.796 × 10^4 cycles under the calculated conditions.

FEM analysis of stress and strain and evaluation on reliability of soldered CBGA joints under thermal cycling

The method on 3D FEM is used to analyze the stress and strain process of ceramic ball grid array (CBGA) components micro-joints under thermal cycling condition. By 3D FEM numerical simulation analysis of the CBGA components interior mechanical properties under the thermal cycling loads, stress and strain distribution of the micro-joints of three different kinds of BGA sphere diameter (0.76, 1.0, 1.3mm) were analyzed. The micro-joints thermal fatigue life was evaluated on the basis of 3D FEM numerical simulation analysis. It is shown that the FEM is available to study the micro-joints reliability in the micro electronic packaging and to evaluate the reliability of soldered CBGA joints under thermal cycling because the simulated data are close to the experimental results.

Influencing factors on elastic-plastic deformation of multi-layered surfaces under sliding contact

Stress distribution in the gradient multi-layered surface under a sliding contact was investigated using finite element method(FEM). The main structure parameters of layered surface discussed are total layer thickness,layer number and elastic modulus ratio of layer to the substrate. A model of multi-layered surface contact with rough slider was studied. The effect of the surface structure parameters on the elastic-plastic deformation was analyzed.

Elastic-plastic finite element simulation for diamond turning process

Using general commercial software, a coupled thermo-mechanical plane strain larger deformation orthogonal cutting model is developed on the basis of updated Lagrangian formulation in this paper. The workpiece is oxygen free high conductivity copper (OFHC copper), its flow stress is considered as a function of strain, strain rate and temperature to reflect its realistic changes in physical properties. In order to take into account the cutting edge radius effects of the single crystal diamond tool, rezoning technology is introduced into this simulation model. Diamond turning process is simulated from the initial stage to the steady stage of chip formation, and the distribution of temperature, equivalent stress, residual stress, strain rate and shear angle are obtained. The simulated principal force is compared with published experiment data and they are found to be in good agreement with each other, but poor for thrust force due to no consideration of elastic recovery for machined surface in the elastic-plastic material model.

基于PD-FEM混合模型的材料热力耦合损伤分析

提出了一种新的近场动力学-有限元方法(peridynamics-finite element method,PD-FEM)混合模型.该模型用于求解材料热力耦合损伤问题,将求解域划分为近场动力学(PD)区域和有限元方法(FEM)区域,通过FEM节点与PD物质点构成的混合键连接各个子区域.采用该模型对氧化铝陶瓷板在热冲击载荷作用下的损伤行为进行了模拟分析,计算结果表明,采用该混合模型获得的裂纹萌生及扩展与实验研究结果吻合良好,验证了该模型的正确性.该PD-FEM混合模型继承了PD处理不连续问题的优势,同时,由于FEM的引入,大大提高了PD方法在研究材料热力耦合损伤问题时的求解效率.

基于FDM/FEM联合的铸件凝固过程热应力数值模拟的研究

为了模拟铸件凝固过程的热应力场,开发了基于华铸CAE(FDM)和ANSYS(FEM)联合的铸件凝固过程热应力场数值模拟集成系统,并计算了应力框试件的应力和位移。应力框的变形模拟与公认结果符合较好,实现了FDM/FEM联合进行铸件凝固过程的热应力数值模拟,为进一步模拟分析热应力和进行热裂预测奠定了一定的基础。

SMA增强层合板的热屈曲问题的FEM分析

基于VonKarman的非线性薄板理论和虚功原理 ,给出了分析SMA纤维增强复合材料板热屈曲及后屈曲的有限元的基本公式 ,并通过一些数值计算 ,分析SMA复合材料板的热屈曲和后屈曲问题 .研究结果表明 。

差温无模锻造的三维FEM模拟与分析

为探索差温无模锻造技术在成形齿形类锻件中的应用,首先建立了差温加热的三维温度场有限元分析模型,并通过正交实验法确定了在两种不同加热方式下最佳温度场的工艺匹配,在此基础上进行了两种不同热加载方式的变形模拟。通过变形模拟分析可知:无论采用哪种热加载方式,镦粗锻件局部突出变形都不是特别大。利用差温无模锻造技术来成形具有多个较大局部突出的齿形类锻件有一定的难度,但可作为初锻的一种成形方法。

Investigation on the Thermal Conductivity of 3-Dimensional and 4-Directional Braided Composites

It is vital to choose a factual and reasonable micro-structural model of braided composites for improving the calculating precision of thermal property of 3-D braided composites by finite element method （FEM）. On the basis of new microstructure model of braided composites proposed recently, the model of FEM calculation for thermal conductivity of 3-dimennsional and 4-directional braided composites is set up in this paper. The curves of coefficient of effective thermal conductivity versus fiber volume ratio and interior braiding angle are obtained. Furthermore, comparing the results of FEM with the available experimental data, the reasonability and veracity of calculation are confirmed at the same time.

Experiments and Simulation of Thermal Behaviors of the Dual-drive Servo Feed System

The machine tool equipped with the dual-drive servo feed system could realize high feed speed as well as sharp precision. Currently, there is no report about the thermal behaviors of the dual-drive machine, and the current research of the thermal characteristics of machines mainly focuses on steady simulation. To explore the influence of thermal characterizations on the precision of a jib boring machine assembled dual-drive feed system, the thermal equilibrium tests and the research on thermal-mechanical transient behaviors are carried out. A laser interferometer, infrared thermography and a temperature-displacement acquisition system are applied to measure the temperature distribution and thermal deformation at different feed speeds. Subsequently, the finite element method （FEM） is used to analyze the transient thermal behaviors of the boring machine. The complex boundary conditions, such as heat sources and convective heat transfer coefficient, are calculated. Finally, transient variances in temperatures and deformations are compared with the measured values, and the errors between the measurement and the simulation of the temperature and the thermal error are 2 ~C and 2.5 pm, respectively. The researching results demonstrate that the FEM model can predict the thermal error and temperature distribution very well under specified operating condition. Moreover, the uneven temperature gradient is due to the asynchronous dual-drive structure that results in thermal deformation. Additionally, the positioning accuracy decreases as the measured point became further away from the motor, and the thermal error and equilibrium period both increase with feed speeds. The research proposes a systematical method to measure and simulate the boring machine transient thermal behaviors.

Numerical Simulation on Thermal Stress of Large-scale Bearing Roller during Heating Process of Final Heat Treatment

hi this paper, the non-linear finite element method had been applied to calculate the thermal stress evolving process of the large-scale bearing roller during heating process of final heat treatment. It was found that two stress peaks appeared during heating process and the second stress peak was higher than the first. If the preheating time was elongated, the second stress peak was reduced distinctly. Therefore, the pre-heating time should be elongated suitably to ensure safety in the practical manufacture process.

FEM Analysis of Rolling Pressure Along Strip Width in Cold Rolling Process

Using 3-D elastic-plastic FEM, the cold strip rolling process in a 4-high mill was simulated. The elastic deformation of rolls, the plastic deformation of the strip, and the pressure between the work roll and the backup roll were taken into account. The distribution of rolling pressure along the strip width was obtained. Based on the simulation results, the peak value of rolling pressure and the location of the peak were analyzed under different rolling conditions. The effects of the roll bending force and the strip width on the distribution of rolling pressure along the width direction were determined.

Computer Simulation of Thermal-Mechanical Processing

Supported by the high-speed SGI engineering workstation and the general MARCTM software, a system is developed to simulate the hot deformation process and the cooling process after deformation in the forging of Cr12 steel on the basis of elastic-plastic FEM techniques with coupled thermal-mechanical-microstructural alteration. In this system, a mathematical model, obtained by plentiful physical simulation experiments on Gleeble 1500 thermomechanical simulator, is introduced to describe the changes in microstructure and properties of steels. This system is proved to be reliable to simulate the thermal field and stress field as well as the microstructure of Cr12 steel during the forging process. It can also be used to optimize and control the forging process.

Finite element model analysis of thermal failure in connector

Thermal analysis and thermal diagnose are important for small power connector especially in electronic devices since their structure is usually compact. In this paper thermal behavior of small power connector was investigated. It was found that the contact resistance increased due to the Joule beating, and that increased contact resistance produced more Joule heating; this mutual action causes the connector to lose efficiency. The thermal distribution in the connector was analyzed using finite element method （FEM）. The failure mechanism is discussed. It provides basis for improving the structure. The conclusion was verified by experimental results.

Effect of thermal residual stresses on yielding behavior under tensile or compressive loading of short fiber reinforced metal matrix composite

Using large strain two dimension axisymmetric elasto plastic finite element method and the modified law of mixture, the effects of thermal residual stresses on the yielding behavior of short fiber reinforced metal matrix composite and their dependencies on the material structure parameters (fiber volume fraction, fiber aspect ratio and fiber end distance) were studied. It is demonstrated that the stress strain partition parameter can be used to describe the stress transfer from the matrix to the fiber. The variation of the second derivation of the stress strain partition parameter can be used to determine the elastic modulus, the proportion limit, the initial and final yield strengths. In the presence of thermal residual stress, these yielding properties are asymmetric and are influenced differently by the material structure parameters under tensile and compressive loadings.

Wear and Thermal Stress Analysis of Side Dam for Twin Roll Strip Casting

The simulation of the work roll temperature field was carried out by means of ANSYS software, and the thermal crown of the roll along its axis was obtained. The thermal-structural coupled element and contact element were introduced. In the simulation of work roll temperature field, the convert boundary condition and the transient thermal contact between the roll and strip were studied. Besides, the dynamic variation of the work roll temperature and the transient temperature distribution of the work roll during hot rolling were investigated. The calculated results were in good agreement with the measured data.

FEM simulation of extrusion of 3003 alloy tubes

In manufacturing 3003 small tubes, impact extrusion was applied in order to obtain seamless tubes with high accuracy and high surface finish. In impact extrusion of such tubes, die damages are often observed. These damages are related to process variables such as tools structure and temperature, extrusion ratio, initial billet temperature, characteristics of the extrusion speed and lubrication. It is economical and efficient to use FEM (finite element method) to simulate metal flow, stress, strain and temperature under different extrusion conditions. The simulation results are helpful to the investigation of die damages and the optimization of extrusion process parameters. [

Optimization design and residual thermal stress analysis of PDC functionally graded materials

The distribution of thermal stresses in functionally graded polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) and in single coating of PDC are analyzed respectively by thermo-mechanical finite element analysis (FEA). It is shown that they each have a remarkable stress concentration at the edge of the interfaces. The diamond coatings usually suffer premature failure because of spallation, distortion or defects such as cracks near the interface due to these excessive residual stresses. Results showed that the axial tensile stress in FGM coating is reduced from 840 MPa to 229 MPa compared with single coating, and that the shear stress is reduced from 671 MPa to 471 MPa. Therefore, the single coating is more prone to spallation and cracking than the FGM coating. The effects of the volume compositional distribution factor (n) and the number of the graded layers (L) on the thermal stresses in FGM coating are also discussed respectively. Modelling results showed that the optimum value of the compositional distribution factor is 1.2, and that the best number of the graded layers is 6.