Modelling and simulation of inelastic phenomena in the material behaviour of steel during heat treatment processes
Simone Bökenheide
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Simone Bökenheide, Modelling and simulation of inelastic phenomena in the material behaviour of steel during heat treatment processes (2015), Logos Verlag, Berlin, ISBN: 9783832591380
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Beschreibung / Abstract
This work deals with the mathematical modelling of material behaviour of steel during heat treatment. In the case of inelastic material behaviour, the underlying system of equations is non-linear and its equations are coupled. Therefore, the description and modelling of inelastic phenomena is especially challenging. The aim of this thesis is to model the material behaviour of steel during heating and austenitisation taking into account creep and transformation-induced plasticity.
We obtain a coupled system of partial and ordinary differential equations for temperature, phase fractions and mechanical deformations. We deal with the solving of the system as well as with the implementation of the model equations. A numerical algorithm is developed in order to solve the coupled system of equations involving the inelastic quantities. Furthermore, the presented models are used to identify certain material parameters.
We present results of 3D simulations of the heat treatment of a workpiece and study the material behaviour during different heat treatment scenarios. The implementation of the model equations was carried out with the open source Finite Element Toolbox ALBERTA. We validate the 3D model by means of experimental data from workpiece experiments.
Another important part of this work covers the topic of multi-mechanism models. The idea of this approach is to decompose the inelastic part of the total strain into several parts, also referred to as mechanisms. We develop a two-mechanism model for creep and TRIP arising simultaneously and discuss thermodynamic consistency.
We obtain a coupled system of partial and ordinary differential equations for temperature, phase fractions and mechanical deformations. We deal with the solving of the system as well as with the implementation of the model equations. A numerical algorithm is developed in order to solve the coupled system of equations involving the inelastic quantities. Furthermore, the presented models are used to identify certain material parameters.
We present results of 3D simulations of the heat treatment of a workpiece and study the material behaviour during different heat treatment scenarios. The implementation of the model equations was carried out with the open source Finite Element Toolbox ALBERTA. We validate the 3D model by means of experimental data from workpiece experiments.
Another important part of this work covers the topic of multi-mechanism models. The idea of this approach is to decompose the inelastic part of the total strain into several parts, also referred to as mechanisms. We develop a two-mechanism model for creep and TRIP arising simultaneously and discuss thermodynamic consistency.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- BEGINN
- Introduction
- Continuum mechanics and theory of inelastic material behaviour
- Continuum mechanical preparations
- Specific cases of inelastic material behaviour
- Modelling of phase transformations during heating and austenitisation
- Problem setting
- Multi-mechanism models
- General introduction
- Two-mechanism models
- Modelling of creep by means of two-mechanism models
- A two-mechanism model for the modelling of creep and TRIP
- Model verification and parameter identification
- Preliminaries
- Deriving further data from uniaxial experiments
- Verification of material laws using uniaxial experimental data
- Verification of material laws for creep
- Verification of material laws for TRIP
- Parameter identification
- Discretisation of the 3D model
- Weak formulation
- Numerical solution scheme
- Application of the Finite Element Method
- Numerical algorithm for the calculation of inelastic quantities
- Simulation results, validation with experimental data
- Creep of the bearing steel SAE 52100 (100Cr6) (1D case)
- Creep and TRIP of the bearing steel SAE 52100 (100Cr6) (1D case)
- 3D Simulation and validation with workpiece experiments
- Creep during heating and austenitisation (3D case)
- Outlook
- Semi-implicit version of numerical algorithm
- Bibliography