2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2014.04.032
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Molten pool behavior in the tandem submerged arc welding process

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“…2 and the experiment conditions for the 2nd pass GMAW, as written in Table 1. The mesh density used in the simulation was 0.25 mm/mesh to determine the molten pool behaviors because previous studies used at least four meshes for the droplet diameter [12,[14][15][16]. All the simulations were conducted by transient numerical analysis.…”
Section: Materials Shape and Mesh Sizementioning
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“…2 and the experiment conditions for the 2nd pass GMAW, as written in Table 1. The mesh density used in the simulation was 0.25 mm/mesh to determine the molten pool behaviors because previous studies used at least four meshes for the droplet diameter [12,[14][15][16]. All the simulations were conducted by transient numerical analysis.…”
Section: Materials Shape and Mesh Sizementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kiran two-wire tandem SAW process with a physical relation between two arc plasmas. Moreover, Cho et al [14] applied these advanced arc interaction models to a VOF transient CFD and then described the dynamic molten pool behaviors of the two-wire tandem SAW.…”
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“…Kiran et al [22] developed a physical model to estimate the arc interaction in a SAW-T process. Cho et al [23] studied the individual effect of the leading and trailing arcs on the heat transfer and fluid flow in an SAW-T weld pool using CFD model. In summary, detailed studies on the weld quality produced by the SAW-T process under iso-heat input conditions are not available in the open literature.…”
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“…The weld bead profiles, weld pool cooling time from 800 to 500°C (Δt 8/5 ), metallurgical phases, and the micro-hardness are analyzed. The cooling time in the weld pool is calculated using a three-dimensional heat transfer and fluid flow numerical model that was reported in our previous work [23]. Table 1 gives the welding conditions used to perform bead-ingroove experiments with plates of 780 mm × 360 mm× 17.5 mm (thickness) with a groove angle and a depth of 60°a nd 8.5 mm, respectively, using the SAW-T process.…”
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