Jg. Chang et Ci. Weng, Finite element simulation of twin-roll casting process with an implementation of slip/friction boundary condition, J MANUF SCI, 121(4), 1999, pp. 665-673
Citations number
19
Categorie Soggetti
Mechanical Engineering
Journal title
JOURNAL OF MANUFACTURING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING-TRANSACTIONS OF THE ASME
The twin-roll casting process is simulated by tr general thermomechanical m
odel but using a versatile finite element method. The multidomains method i
s employed to deal with the solid and liquid phases separately. This includ
es treating the liquid phase as an Newtonian fluid a,zn the solid phase as
a viscoplastic metal, Furthermore, a friction model is proposed to analyze
the rolling effect of the completely solidified metal. From the results of
this study: the implementation of the friction model can produce a reasonab
le flow field of the solidified metal. Oz addition, the non-slip condition
severely restricts the motion of the solidified metal and introduces inaccu
racy on the temperature, velocity and stress fields as compared to the curr
ent approach.