Foaming in CO2 sc medium as an efficient way to produce electromagnetic interference shielding materialsMonnereau, Laure ; Thomassin, Jean-Michel ; et alConference (2011, June 30) Detailed reference viewed: 42 (5 ULg) Inverse modelling of nanoindentation tests to identify Ti-555 behaviourGerday, Anne-Françoise ; ; et alin Proceedings of the 11th world conference on titanium (2007) Nanoindentation is commonly used to probe local plastic properties of materials [1-4]. From these nanoindentation tests, finite element (FE) modeling is currently used to identify material data. The ... [more ▼] Nanoindentation is commonly used to probe local plastic properties of materials [1-4]. From these nanoindentation tests, finite element (FE) modeling is currently used to identify material data. The general ambition of this research is to extract the material parameters representative of the response of a new generation of Ti alloy, called Ti-555, in order to perform simulations on representative microscopic cells and guide the optimization of the alloy. In this paper, the identification of the flow parameters of the -phase of this alloy, using a microscopic crystal plasticity-based constitutive law is described. The nanoindentation tests are performed using a pyramidal Berkovich diamond indenter and the different slip systems of the b.c.c. -phase are supposed to be activated with identical critical shear stresses. The FE nanoindentation force-displacement curves obtained with the microscopic constitutive law are compared to the experimental ones. The influence of the orientation of the grains is also analysed. A previous sensivity analysis on different parameters with different constitutive laws and materials has shown a great influence of different parameters on the nanoindentation results but almost no influence of other parameters [5-6]. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 50 (6 ULg) Effect of boundary conditions and heat source distribution on temperature distribution in friction stir welding; Lecomte-Beckers, Jacqueline ; et alin Science & Technology of Welding & Joining (2006), 11(2), 170-177 on Al-6005A have been carried out using a fully instrumented milling machine. The power input was calculated from the measured torque and forces. The thermal cycles were measured at various locations ... [more ▼] on Al-6005A have been carried out using a fully instrumented milling machine. The power input was calculated from the measured torque and forces. The thermal cycles were measured at various locations close to the weld centreline. A finite element pseudothermal model was developed, taking into account the influence of the welding parameters on the power input. The distribution of the total power input between surface and volume heat sources was also studied. The measured and predicted thermal cycles are in good agreement when proper contact conditions between the workpiece and the backing plate are introduced. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 56 (0 ULg) |
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