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February 21, 2019, 10:18 |
Optimisation of Laser parameters by simulating laser surface hardening in Ansys
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Sahil Chaddha
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I am doing a thesis project on laser parameters optimisation (speed, intensity) in laser surface hardening. For simulating laser, I did a 3D simulation of a moving Gaussian heat source on the eutectoid steel surface using this plugin. It works in workbench mechanical. Using this plugin I got the temperature profile in a particular domain.
Now I want to do a 3D simulation of pearlite to austenite transformation in the heating cycle (and cooling too, if possible) as laser moves on the surface. Pearlite is considered a layered structure, interlamellar spacing 0.1um to 3um, composed of cementite(6.67%C) and ferrite(0.02%C). Right now I am considering only carbon diffusion with Fick's law to determine the concentration profile. But, I am open for other approaches too. I am new with Ansys and I heard fluent have some models for my problem so I want to couple transient thermal solver with fluent. Also, please tell me if fluent can solve my problem or have other better models. Last edited by sahil_chaddha; February 24, 2019 at 06:03. Reason: Change in title |
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diffusion, fluent, laser-surface-hardening, moving-heat-source, system-coupling |
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