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Method of as-cast crack prediction within solidified layer
作者姓名:ZHENG Xianshu  JIN Junze  LI Zhi
作者单位:Department of Materials Engineering, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian 116024, China,Department of Materials Engineering, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian 116024, China,Department of Materials Engineering, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian 116024, China
基金项目:Project was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 59675047, 59995442).
摘    要:Based on the numerical simulation of solidification of castings, a thermal stress formula and a thermal crack initiation criterion are proposed. Using these formulas, cast steel wheels with a diameter of 800 mm and aluminum alloy electromagnetic casting (EMC) slabs with a size of 1300 mm × 480 mm are employed to testify the positions of cracks through conventional thermal elastic-plastic analyses and low magnifying structure observations. The results show that the numerical prediction of cracks agrees with the measured results, and the cracks do not necessarily occur on the defects such as shrinkage holes (wheel) and porosity (EMC slab). It is also found that surface temperature control is an effective means to avoid the crack formation.

关 键 词:solidification    numerical  simulation    crack  initiation    crack  prediction

Method of as-cast crack prediction within solidified layer
ZHENG Xianshu,JIN Junze,LI Zhi.Method of as-cast crack prediction within solidified layer[J].Progress in Natural Science,2001,11(2):123-128.
Authors:ZHENG Xianshu  Jin Junze  LI Zhi
Institution:Department of Materials Engineering, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian 116024, China
Abstract:Based on the numerical simulation of solidification of castings, a thermal stress formula and a thermal crack initiation criterion are proposed. Using these formulas, cast steel wheels with a diameter of 800 mm and aluminum alloy electromagnetic casting (EMC) slabs with a size of 1300 mm × 480 mm are employed to testify the positions of cracks through conventional thermal elastic-plastic analyses and low magnifying structure observations. The results show that the numerical prediction of cracks agrees with the measured results, and the cracks do not necessarily occur on the defects such as shrinkage holes (wheel) and porosity (EMC slab). It is also found that surface temperature control is an effective means to avoid the crack formation.
Keywords:solidification  numerical simulation  crack initiation  crack prediction
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