1981
DOI: 10.1002/mawe.19810121005
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Berechnung der Wärmevorgänge beim Abbrennstumpfschweißen

Abstract: Calculation of Thermal Processes In Flash Butt WeldingFor the calculation of the thermal processes in flash butt welding the Fourier equation for heat conduction is used paying regard to resistance heating. With a model of calculation the assumptions and simplifications made can be explained. Cooling of the clamps, losses by flashing and heat transfer arc taken into account. The input of heat at the gap can bc treated as a flat heating source. Particularities with respect to preheating, flashing and cooling ma… Show more

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“…Initially, this theoretical development was generated for the arc welding process, however, in the research studies Rosenthal used a linear and point-type heat source. Also, Rykalin (1957) presented a model developed in an analytical way, where he made models for other processes since he considered the influence of the cooling rate on the mechanical properties of the welded parts. However, Pavelic et al (1969) Friedman, (1975 was the first to develop a model different from the one presented by Rosenthal and Rykalin, since the author defined the heat source under a Gaussian distribution.…”
Section: Heat Source Model To Simulate Laser Weldingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Initially, this theoretical development was generated for the arc welding process, however, in the research studies Rosenthal used a linear and point-type heat source. Also, Rykalin (1957) presented a model developed in an analytical way, where he made models for other processes since he considered the influence of the cooling rate on the mechanical properties of the welded parts. However, Pavelic et al (1969) Friedman, (1975 was the first to develop a model different from the one presented by Rosenthal and Rykalin, since the author defined the heat source under a Gaussian distribution.…”
Section: Heat Source Model To Simulate Laser Weldingmentioning
confidence: 99%