A Heat Transfer Finite Element Model for Wire-Arc-Additive-Manufacturing Process

Yu, Ling; Ni, Junyan; Wahab, Magd Abdel; Antonissen, J.; Voorde, John Vande

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-9893-7_14

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“…In our previous work, the details of the model and its validations by the experiments were reported in Ref. [21]. The modified Goldak model was proposed by Montevecchi et al [22].…”

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Numerical prediction of microstructure and hardness for low carbon steel wire Arc additive manufacturing components

Antonissen³

et al. 2023

Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory

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“…In our previous work, the details of the model and its validations by the experiments were reported in Ref. [21]. The modified Goldak model was proposed by Montevecchi et al [22].…”

Section: Heat Source Modelmentioning

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Numerical prediction of microstructure and hardness for low carbon steel wire Arc additive manufacturing components

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“…Another modification of the Goldak heat source model was implemented in ABAQUS by Ling. The hereby introduced improvement in which the feeding speed of the filler material wire was also considered for the numerical simulation, which led to an improved correctness of simulating the energy input [5]. For a reliable numerical simulation, Graf showed the importance of using the correct thermal material data, which were directly taken from the materials used for the experiments or at least completely identical samples with the same chemical composition [4].…”

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Numerical simulation and calibration of a single seam WAAM process with a commercial and an open source software

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Hälsig

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This paper is dealing with the comparison of the FEM result quality between a commercial tool and an open source software with regards to the numerical simulation of a single seam WAAM process. For this purpose, an experimental WAAM process was conducted by a welding robot on a 1.4404 (316L) base plate with a 1.4404 (316L) welding wire, connected with the associated measurement equipment. Furthermore, the equivalent setup was transferred in the FEM tools Simufact Welding and Elmer FEM, using the same parameters for both simulations. The calculations show, that both programs are able to generate high quality results with a good accordance to the temperature development within the experimental processes. In summary it can be said, that both programs offer advantages and the decision what tool has to be used depends on the requirements and the possibilities of the user.

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Fast thermal simulation of WAAM processing: toward manufacturing strategy evaluation

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Ledoux,

Mechekour

et al. 2024

CIRP Journal of Manufacturing Science and Technology

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A Heat Transfer Finite Element Model for Wire-Arc-Additive-Manufacturing Process

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Numerical prediction of microstructure and hardness for low carbon steel wire Arc additive manufacturing components

Numerical prediction of microstructure and hardness for low carbon steel wire Arc additive manufacturing components

Numerical simulation and calibration of a single seam WAAM process with a commercial and an open source software

Fast thermal simulation of WAAM processing: toward manufacturing strategy evaluation

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