Efficient Distortion Prediction of Laser Melting Deposited Industrial-scale Parts Using Modified Inherent Strain Method. Issue 3 (March 2021)
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- Title:
- Efficient Distortion Prediction of Laser Melting Deposited Industrial-scale Parts Using Modified Inherent Strain Method. Issue 3 (March 2021)
- Main Title:
- Efficient Distortion Prediction of Laser Melting Deposited Industrial-scale Parts Using Modified Inherent Strain Method
- Authors:
- Duan, Chenghong
Cao, Xiankun
Luo, Xiangpeng - Abstract:
- Abstract: As a result of the large temperature gradients, residual distortion becomes a major technical challenge for laser powder-based Laser Melting Deposition (LMD) process, since excessive distortion may cause building failure, cracks and loss in structural integrity. In this paper, the theory of a modified inherent strain method is firstly developed. On the basic of this method, the prediction results of a small-scale model are compared with those obtained from the traditional thermo-mechanical coupled analysis. The deviation of the maximum distortion predicted by the modified inherent strain method is 7.72%, and the average deviation of the distortion of the substrate's free end is 8.73%, demonstrating a good accuracy (< 10% error) of the modified method for predicting the residual distortion of the LMD components. Compared to a small loss of accuracy, the calculation time is significantly shortened by the modified inherent strain method. After verification, the distortion prediction of industrial-scale camshaft model during LMD process is realized by using the proposed method. It is found that the maximum distortion is 3.18mm, located at both sides of the camshaft. After the support is removed, the two ends of the camshaft are warped upward, while the position of the maximum distortion doesn't change, but the value increased to 4.62mm. Moreover, the whole analysis takes only 3300 seconds, which is extremely significant for the distortion prediction forAbstract: As a result of the large temperature gradients, residual distortion becomes a major technical challenge for laser powder-based Laser Melting Deposition (LMD) process, since excessive distortion may cause building failure, cracks and loss in structural integrity. In this paper, the theory of a modified inherent strain method is firstly developed. On the basic of this method, the prediction results of a small-scale model are compared with those obtained from the traditional thermo-mechanical coupled analysis. The deviation of the maximum distortion predicted by the modified inherent strain method is 7.72%, and the average deviation of the distortion of the substrate's free end is 8.73%, demonstrating a good accuracy (< 10% error) of the modified method for predicting the residual distortion of the LMD components. Compared to a small loss of accuracy, the calculation time is significantly shortened by the modified inherent strain method. After verification, the distortion prediction of industrial-scale camshaft model during LMD process is realized by using the proposed method. It is found that the maximum distortion is 3.18mm, located at both sides of the camshaft. After the support is removed, the two ends of the camshaft are warped upward, while the position of the maximum distortion doesn't change, but the value increased to 4.62mm. Moreover, the whole analysis takes only 3300 seconds, which is extremely significant for the distortion prediction for industrial-scale parts fabricated by LMD. … (more)
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- IOP conference series. Volume 714:Issue 3(2021)
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- IOP conference series
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- Volume 714:Issue 3(2021)
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- Volume 714, Issue 3 (2021)
- Year:
- 2021
- Volume:
- 714
- Issue:
- 3
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- 2021-0714-0003-0000
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- Publication Date:
- 2021-03
- Subjects:
- Earth sciences -- Periodicals
Environmental sciences -- Congresses
Environmental sciences -- Periodicals
550.5 - Journal URLs:
- http://iopscience.iop.org/1755-1315 ↗
http://ioppublishing.org/ ↗ - DOI:
- 10.1088/1755-1315/714/3/032032 ↗
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- 1755-1307
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