Investigation on welding distortion of combined butt and T-joints with 9-mm thickness using FEM and experiment

This paper deals with the investigation on the potential of welding deformation’s prediction tool using linear thermal elastic numerical method. The weld-induced distortion was analyzed on combined butt and T-joints with thickness of 9 mm which is commonly applied in ship panel structure. In this re...

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Published in:International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Main Author: Manurung Y.H.P.; Sulaiman M.S.; Abas S.K.; Tham G.; Haruman E.
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Language:English
Published: Springer London 2015
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Manurung Y.H.P.; Sulaiman M.S.; Abas S.K.; Tham G.; Haruman E.
Investigation on welding distortion of combined butt and T-joints with 9-mm thickness using FEM and experiment
2015
International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
77
8-May
10.1007/s00170-014-6268-7
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84925519540&doi=10.1007%2fs00170-014-6268-7&partnerID=40&md5=e03586724fc261a918cdee3bacca05a0
This paper deals with the investigation on the potential of welding deformation’s prediction tool using linear thermal elastic numerical method. The weld-induced distortion was analyzed on combined butt and T-joints with thickness of 9 mm which is commonly applied in ship panel structure. In this research, the distortion behavior was predicted by means of a relatively new finite element (FEM) code developed by INPRO and ESI Group which utilizes shell elements in the numerical method to allow fast computational time. In order to verify the simulation results, a series of experiments using a fully automated welding process were carried out to measure the weld-induced distortions. By comparing the results between both methods, it can be summarized that the linear elastic FEM using this software is capable of predicting the distortion within minutes while providing a reasonable agreement with the experiments. © 2014, Springer-Verlag London.
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author Manurung Y.H.P.; Sulaiman M.S.; Abas S.K.; Tham G.; Haruman E.
spellingShingle Manurung Y.H.P.; Sulaiman M.S.; Abas S.K.; Tham G.; Haruman E.
Investigation on welding distortion of combined butt and T-joints with 9-mm thickness using FEM and experiment
author_facet Manurung Y.H.P.; Sulaiman M.S.; Abas S.K.; Tham G.; Haruman E.
author_sort Manurung Y.H.P.; Sulaiman M.S.; Abas S.K.; Tham G.; Haruman E.
title Investigation on welding distortion of combined butt and T-joints with 9-mm thickness using FEM and experiment
title_short Investigation on welding distortion of combined butt and T-joints with 9-mm thickness using FEM and experiment
title_full Investigation on welding distortion of combined butt and T-joints with 9-mm thickness using FEM and experiment
title_fullStr Investigation on welding distortion of combined butt and T-joints with 9-mm thickness using FEM and experiment
title_full_unstemmed Investigation on welding distortion of combined butt and T-joints with 9-mm thickness using FEM and experiment
title_sort Investigation on welding distortion of combined butt and T-joints with 9-mm thickness using FEM and experiment
publishDate 2015
container_title International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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description This paper deals with the investigation on the potential of welding deformation’s prediction tool using linear thermal elastic numerical method. The weld-induced distortion was analyzed on combined butt and T-joints with thickness of 9 mm which is commonly applied in ship panel structure. In this research, the distortion behavior was predicted by means of a relatively new finite element (FEM) code developed by INPRO and ESI Group which utilizes shell elements in the numerical method to allow fast computational time. In order to verify the simulation results, a series of experiments using a fully automated welding process were carried out to measure the weld-induced distortions. By comparing the results between both methods, it can be summarized that the linear elastic FEM using this software is capable of predicting the distortion within minutes while providing a reasonable agreement with the experiments. © 2014, Springer-Verlag London.
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