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Residual stress analysis_post processing

Posted 21 avr. 2015, 02:55 UTC−4 Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Parameters, Variables, & Functions, Structural Mechanics Version 4.4 6 Replies

Basky
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Hi i have done computation for GMAW arc welding and calculated the stress values. But i am not sure how to plot graph between distance from weld centreline(x axis) Vs Residual stress (Y axis).. Also displacement along each axis vs time?? Can anyone please help?? Its urgent pls.....
6 Replies Last Post 25 juil. 2016, 04:15 UTC−4
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Posted: 10 years ago 22 mai 2015, 06:23 UTC−4
I am not able to define heat source which has to move. So, can you please help me to come out of this problem
I am not able to define heat source which has to move. So, can you please help me to come out of this problem
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Posted: 10 years ago 22 mai 2015, 06:58 UTC−4
The equation of heat source contains x,y,z in case of Cartesian coordinates and if you have defined your heat source position as x0, y0, z0 and considering heat source moves along X- axis,
then the equation consists of : [ x - (x0 + vt) ] provided v is the welding speed.

Hope this helps.
The equation of heat source contains x,y,z in case of Cartesian coordinates and if you have defined your heat source position as x0, y0, z0 and considering heat source moves along X- axis, then the equation consists of : [ x - (x0 + vt) ] provided v is the welding speed. Hope this helps.
Vinayak Matur
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Posted: 9 years ago 30 mai 2015, 05:36 UTC−4
Hello Basky,
Thank you very much for your help. I came out of that problem. I am very much thankful for you. Can, you please help me is there any inbuilt option to find Residual Stresses?

With Regards
Vinayak S Matur
Hello Basky, Thank you very much for your help. I came out of that problem. I am very much thankful for you. Can, you please help me is there any inbuilt option to find Residual Stresses? With Regards Vinayak S Matur
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Posted: 9 years ago 30 mai 2015, 05:51 UTC−4
Hello Basky,
I also have one more doubt. I want to define a double ellipsoidal heat source. The equation of heat source changes in three conditions. i.e., for x<0, x==0 and x>0. In Heat Transfer for Solids option I have already defined for hemispherical. But I am not getting how to define Double Ellipsoidal Heat source by using 3 condition. So, can you please tell me how to define this in COMSOL 4.4.


With Regards
Vinayak S Matur
Hello Basky, I also have one more doubt. I want to define a double ellipsoidal heat source. The equation of heat source changes in three conditions. i.e., for x0. In Heat Transfer for Solids option I have already defined for hemispherical. But I am not getting how to define Double Ellipsoidal Heat source by using 3 condition. So, can you please tell me how to define this in COMSOL 4.4. With Regards Vinayak S Matur
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Posted: 9 years ago 28 nov. 2015, 04:30 UTC−5
hello mathur,
i am also working on some problem that consists of finding thermal residual stresses developed in the processes. can you help me out?
thanks and regard
hello mathur, i am also working on some problem that consists of finding thermal residual stresses developed in the processes. can you help me out? thanks and regard
Adhitan Kasinathan
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Posted: 8 years ago 25 juil. 2016, 04:15 UTC−4

Hello Basky,
Thank you very much for your help. I came out of that problem. I am very much thankful for you. Can, you please help me is there any inbuilt option to find Residual Stresses?

With Regards
Vinayak S Matur



Hi Vinayak S Matur,

I am a beginner and I'm trying to model a moving heat source.

Could you help me with giving the heat input as a function of x,y,z?

Thank you in advance,
[QUOTE] Hello Basky, Thank you very much for your help. I came out of that problem. I am very much thankful for you. Can, you please help me is there any inbuilt option to find Residual Stresses? With Regards Vinayak S Matur [/QUOTE] Hi Vinayak S Matur, I am a beginner and I'm trying to model a moving heat source. Could you help me with giving the heat input as a function of x,y,z? Thank you in advance,

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