Modelling and simulation of flame cutting for steel plates with solid phases and melting

Abstract The goal of this work is to describe in detail a quasi-stationary state model which can be used to deeply understand the distribution of the heat in a steel plate and the changes in the solid phases of the steel and into liquid phase during the flame cutting process. We use a 3D-model simil...

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Main Authors: Manuel J. Arenas, Dietmar Hömberg, Robert Lasarzik, Pertti Mikkonen, Thomas Petzold
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SpringerOpen 2020-06-01
Series:Journal of Mathematics in Industry
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Online Access:http://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s13362-020-00086-0
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spelling doaj-013d7b8acdcb4aaaa693c2ebf16da7072020-11-25T03:46:46ZengSpringerOpenJournal of Mathematics in Industry2190-59832020-06-0110111610.1186/s13362-020-00086-0Modelling and simulation of flame cutting for steel plates with solid phases and meltingManuel J. Arenas0Dietmar Hömberg1Robert Lasarzik2Pertti Mikkonen3Thomas Petzold4Weierstrass InstituteWeierstrass InstituteWeierstrass InstituteSSAB Europe Oyinpro Innovationsgesellschaft für fortgeschrittene Produktionssysteme in der Fahrzeugindustrie mbHAbstract The goal of this work is to describe in detail a quasi-stationary state model which can be used to deeply understand the distribution of the heat in a steel plate and the changes in the solid phases of the steel and into liquid phase during the flame cutting process. We use a 3D-model similar to previous works from Thiébaud (J. Mater. Process. Technol. 214(2):304–310, 2014) and expand it to consider phases changes, in particular, austenite formation and melting of material. Experimental data is used to validate the model and study its capabilities. Parameters defining the shape of the volumetric heat source and the power density are calibrated to achieve good agreement with temperature measurements. Similarities and differences with other models from literature are discussed.http://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s13362-020-00086-0Flame cuttingFinite element methodHeat equationPhase transitionsTransport equation
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author Manuel J. Arenas
Dietmar Hömberg
Robert Lasarzik
Pertti Mikkonen
Thomas Petzold
spellingShingle Manuel J. Arenas
Dietmar Hömberg
Robert Lasarzik
Pertti Mikkonen
Thomas Petzold
Modelling and simulation of flame cutting for steel plates with solid phases and melting
Journal of Mathematics in Industry
Flame cutting
Finite element method
Heat equation
Phase transitions
Transport equation
author_facet Manuel J. Arenas
Dietmar Hömberg
Robert Lasarzik
Pertti Mikkonen
Thomas Petzold
author_sort Manuel J. Arenas
title Modelling and simulation of flame cutting for steel plates with solid phases and melting
title_short Modelling and simulation of flame cutting for steel plates with solid phases and melting
title_full Modelling and simulation of flame cutting for steel plates with solid phases and melting
title_fullStr Modelling and simulation of flame cutting for steel plates with solid phases and melting
title_full_unstemmed Modelling and simulation of flame cutting for steel plates with solid phases and melting
title_sort modelling and simulation of flame cutting for steel plates with solid phases and melting
publisher SpringerOpen
series Journal of Mathematics in Industry
issn 2190-5983
publishDate 2020-06-01
description Abstract The goal of this work is to describe in detail a quasi-stationary state model which can be used to deeply understand the distribution of the heat in a steel plate and the changes in the solid phases of the steel and into liquid phase during the flame cutting process. We use a 3D-model similar to previous works from Thiébaud (J. Mater. Process. Technol. 214(2):304–310, 2014) and expand it to consider phases changes, in particular, austenite formation and melting of material. Experimental data is used to validate the model and study its capabilities. Parameters defining the shape of the volumetric heat source and the power density are calibrated to achieve good agreement with temperature measurements. Similarities and differences with other models from literature are discussed.
topic Flame cutting
Finite element method
Heat equation
Phase transitions
Transport equation
url http://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s13362-020-00086-0
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