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Re: [MW:11543] Re: welding simulation

Hello K.Babu
Thanks for your support.
Its good that you have worked in sysweld. I am also doing a project to
simulate a Laser weld joint of two SS plate having dimension100*400mm
of 2mm thickness. weld run is of 400mm by putting plates together with
2mm thickness.

In heat model I have taken 3D conical gaussian heat source for the
laser source. Arc efficiency is 60% and for cooling rate, I have used
predefind convective and radiation(mm).
After that I solved for the thermal and mechanical results. In thermal
results temperature contour, phase proportion and grain size is there.
In mechanical results, thermal stress, strain, strain energy is there.
Now I can not understand that how i will justify this results. Should
I go for the experiments or some standards are there?
Please help me..

On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 4:24 PM, K.Babu <kbabupsg@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ashish Yadav,
>
> How much is greater ?
>
> How do you setup the cooling rate in Sysweld and how much you assumed the
> arc efficiency , What type of heat input model?
>
> The above factors have dramtaic impact on the resulst.
>
> I was simulated the Autogeneous TIG welding with sysweld2006, i have got as
> much as 16% variation from the mock up values.
>
>
>
> On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 3:40 PM, ashish yadav <yadavashish018@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> Hello frnds
>>                 I have done a laser welding simulation using
>> SYSWELD.In mechanical results I am getting the thermal stress values
>> greater than yield strength of metal(stainless steel).
>> How can I justify this.
>> Please help me.
>>
>> --
>> Regards
>> Ashish Yadav
>>
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>
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> Thanks & regards,
>
> K.Babu
> Welding  & Metallurgical Engineer,
> PPL Shipyard Pte Ltd
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Regards
Ashish Yadav

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