FE modelling strategies of weld repair in pre-stressed thin components

Two computational procedures have been developed in the commercial finite element (FE) software codes Sysweld and Abaqus to analyse and predict the residual stress state after the repair of small weld defects in thin structural components. The numerical models allow the effects of the repair to be s...

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Main Authors: Salerno, Gervasio, Bennett, Chris, Sun, Wei, Becker, Adib A.
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author Salerno, Gervasio
Bennett, Chris
Sun, Wei
Becker, Adib A.
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Bennett, Chris
Sun, Wei
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description Two computational procedures have been developed in the commercial finite element (FE) software codes Sysweld and Abaqus to analyse and predict the residual stress state after the repair of small weld defects in thin structural components. The numerical models allow the effects of the repair to be studied when a pre-existing residual stress field is present in the fabricated part and cannot be relieved by a thermal treatment. In this work the modelling strategies are presented and tested by simulating a repair of longitudinal welds in thin sheets of Inconel 718 (IN718). Although the numerical strategies in the two codes are intrinsically different, the results show a significant agreement, predicting a notable effect imposed by the initial residual stress.
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spelling nottingham-358052020-05-04T18:16:49Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/35805/ FE modelling strategies of weld repair in pre-stressed thin components Salerno, Gervasio Bennett, Chris Sun, Wei Becker, Adib A. Two computational procedures have been developed in the commercial finite element (FE) software codes Sysweld and Abaqus to analyse and predict the residual stress state after the repair of small weld defects in thin structural components. The numerical models allow the effects of the repair to be studied when a pre-existing residual stress field is present in the fabricated part and cannot be relieved by a thermal treatment. In this work the modelling strategies are presented and tested by simulating a repair of longitudinal welds in thin sheets of Inconel 718 (IN718). Although the numerical strategies in the two codes are intrinsically different, the results show a significant agreement, predicting a notable effect imposed by the initial residual stress. SAGE 2016-10-17 Article PeerReviewed Salerno, Gervasio, Bennett, Chris, Sun, Wei and Becker, Adib A. (2016) FE modelling strategies of weld repair in pre-stressed thin components. Journal of Strain Analysis for Engineering Design, 51 (8). pp. 582-597. ISSN 2041-3130 Finite element modelling; Weld repair; Residual stress; Abaqus; Sysweld http://sdj.sagepub.com/content/51/8/582 doi:10.1177/0309324716666436 doi:10.1177/0309324716666436
spellingShingle Finite element modelling; Weld repair; Residual stress; Abaqus; Sysweld
Salerno, Gervasio
Bennett, Chris
Sun, Wei
Becker, Adib A.
FE modelling strategies of weld repair in pre-stressed thin components
title FE modelling strategies of weld repair in pre-stressed thin components
title_full FE modelling strategies of weld repair in pre-stressed thin components
title_fullStr FE modelling strategies of weld repair in pre-stressed thin components
title_full_unstemmed FE modelling strategies of weld repair in pre-stressed thin components
title_short FE modelling strategies of weld repair in pre-stressed thin components
title_sort fe modelling strategies of weld repair in pre-stressed thin components
topic Finite element modelling; Weld repair; Residual stress; Abaqus; Sysweld
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