2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00419-021-01921-5
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Residual stresses in hot bulk formed parts: microscopic stress analysis for austenite-to-martensite phase transformation

Abstract: In this contribution, the two-scale analysis of residual stress states in a hot bulk formed part with subsequent cooling in the framework of the $$\hbox {FE}^2$$ FE 2 -method is presented. The induction of specific residual stress states in order to improve a component’s properties is an area of current research. In general, residual stresses can be induced inside a component in different ways, e.g., quenching, phase transforma… Show more

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“…An isothermal boundary value problem of the microscopic balance of linear momentum is solved considering periodic boundary condition. Details on the representation of the austeniteto-martensite phase transformation on microscopic level are given in [18,21]. For further explanation regarding the multi-scale Finite Element Method or micro-macro transition approach see for instance [22] or [23].…”
Section: Boundary Value Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An isothermal boundary value problem of the microscopic balance of linear momentum is solved considering periodic boundary condition. Details on the representation of the austeniteto-martensite phase transformation on microscopic level are given in [18,21]. For further explanation regarding the multi-scale Finite Element Method or micro-macro transition approach see for instance [22] or [23].…”
Section: Boundary Value Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, to incorporate the phase transformation in the RVE, some elements account for martensite and all others remain austenite. These martensitic elements are chosen based on 𝑐 M , so that the volume of the The location of these martensitic elements in the RVE is defined following two different strategies: the first possibility is an arbitrary switch [28,29] and the second possibility is to define a more structured manner, referred to as grain like structure (cf. Figure 8A, C, and E).…”
Section: Microscopic Residual Stress Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2.3 erläutert, ermöglicht eine FE 2 -Simulation die Analyse physikalischer Größen auf verschiedenen Skalen, hier insbesondere der Eigenspannungen in Folge der Abkühlung und der damit verbundenen Phasentransformation von Austenit zu Martensit. Unter Verwendung der mehrskaligen Modelle, [27] und [28] Auf der dünnwandigen Seite zeigen die experimentellen Ergebnisse der Variante "Spray dick" höhere Zugspannungen im Vergleich zur Simulation. Zum Beispiel werden bei MP6 σt = 222 MPa gemessen, im Gegensatz zur berechneten Spannung von σt = 65 MPa.…”
Section: Mehrskalige Betrachtungunclassified
“…4 links unten. Auf dieser Skala wird die mikroskopische Austenit-Martensit-Phasentransformation in der Materialmodellierung berücksichtigt, wie es in[27] und[28], detailliert vorgestellt ist.…”
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