Investigation of residual stress variation in sequential butt welding and pocket material removal machining processes utilizing pre-stress method: a 3D simulation approach
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2024
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Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI)
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info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
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This study investigates the residual stresses arising from welding and machining processes, recognizing their adverse implications in manufacturing. Employing experimental analysis and simulation techniques, the research scrutinizes residual stress alterations resulting from sequential butt welding and subsequent machining. Utilizing MSC Marc Mentat software(version 2016), three-dimensional models are developed to simulate these processes. The finite element model from welding simulation seamlessly integrates into cutting simulations via the pre-state option. The experimental procedures involve 100 × 100 × 10 mm AISI 304 steel plates subjected to sequential welding and machining, with residual stresses measured at each stage. A comparative analysis between experimental and simulation results elucidates variations in residual stresses induced by sequential processes. The study focuses on examining the initial stress state post-welding and numerically assessing stress modifications due to milling. The results suggest minimal material removal insignificantly affects stress distribution and magnitude at the weld centerline. However, increased material removal leads to noticeable changes in through-thickness transverse stress within the weld zone, contrasting with marginal alterations in through-thickness longitudinal stress. Regions distanced from the weld seam show substantial increases in through-thickness longitudinal stress compared to marginal changes in through-thickness transverse stress.
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Residual Stresss, Imulation, Welding And Machining
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Metals
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Q2
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Q1
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14
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12
