A combined upper bound and finite element model for prediction of velocity and temperature fields during hot rolling process

International Journal of Mechanical Sciences

Volumn 50, Issue 9, 2008, Pages 1423-1431

  Serajzadeh, S ^a   Mahmoodkhani, Y ^a  

^a SHARIF UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY   (Iran)

Author keywords

Finite element analysis; Hot rolling; Upper bound technique; Velocity field

Indexed keywords

COMPUTATION THEORY; HEAT TRANSFER; HOT ROLLING; STRIP METAL; TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION; VELOCITY; VELOCITY DISTRIBUTION;

COMPUTATIONAL EFFORT; INTERFACE HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT; STANDARD FINITE ELEMENT; THERMAL FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS; TIME-TEMPERATURE CURVES; UPPER BOUND; VELOCITY AND TEMPERATURE FIELDS; VELOCITY FIELD;

FINITE ELEMENT METHOD;

EID: 55349132686     PISSN: 00207403     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijmecsci.2008.07.004     Document Type: Article

References (17)

1. Takuda H, Hatta N, Lippmann H, Kokado J. Upper bound approach to plane strain strip rolling with free deformation zones. Ingenieur-Archiv 1989;59:274-84.
2. Turczyn S, Kuzminski Z, Nowakowski A. Investigation of rolling of austenitic steel sheets and strips at elevated temperatures. Journal of Materials Processing Technology 1992;34:295-302.
3. Barata Marques MJM, Martins PAF. The use of dual-stream functions in the analysis of three-dimensional metal forming processes. International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 1991;33:313-23.
4. Chung SG, Kuwahara K, Richmond O. Streamline-coordinates finite difference method for hot metal deformation. Journal of Computational Physics 1993;108:1-7.
5. Chen WC, Samarasekara IV, Kumar A, Hawbolt EB. Mathematical modelling of heat flow and deformation during rough rolling. Ironmaking and Steelmaking 1993;20:113-25.
6. Nepershin RI. Plane strain hot rolling of slab and strip. International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 1999;41:1401-21.
7. Shangwu X, Rodrigues JMC, Martins PAF, Simulation of plane strain rolling through a combined finite element-boundary element approach. Journal of Materials Processing Technology 1999;96:173-81.
8. Kim SY, Lee HW, Min JH, Im YT. Steady state finite element simulation of bar rolling processes based on rigid-viscoplastic approach. International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering 2005;63:1583-603.
9. Montmitonnet P, Chenot JL, Bertrand-Corsini C. A coupled thermo-mechanical approach for hot rolling by a 3D finite element method. Transactions of ASME Journal of Engineering for Industry 1992;114:336-44.
10. Xinbo L, Fubao Z, Zhiliang Z. Determination of metal material flow stress by the method of C-FEM. Journal of Materials Processing and Technology 2002; 120:144-50.
11. Galantucci LM, Tricarico L. Thermo-mechanical simulation of a rolling process with an FEM approach. Journal of Materials Processing Technology 1999; 92-93:494-501.
12. Cavaliere MA, Goldschmit MB, Doverkin EN. Finite element simulation of the steel plates hot rolling process. International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering 2001;52:1411-30.
13. Tselikov AI. Stress and strain in metal rolling. Moscow: Mir Publishers; 1967.
14. Heinrich JC, Pepper DW. Intermediate finite element method fluid flow and heat transfer applications. Philadelphia: Taylor & Francis; 1999.
15. Stasa FL. Applied finite element method. CBS Publishing Japan Ltd; 1985.
16. Lenard JG, Pietrzyk M, Cser L. Mathematical and physical simulation of the properties of hot rolled products. Amsterdam: Elsevier; 1999.
17. McQueen HJ. Ryan ND. Constitutive analysis in hot working. Materials Science and Engineering A 2002;322:43-63.