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Title:umerical simulation of upsetting process for alloy 690 cast ingot and forged billet
Authors: Wang Jue1 2  Mei Ying2 
Unit: 1. Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Advanced Structural Materials and Application Technology 2.Nanjing Institute of Technology 
KeyWords: upsetting  hexagonal grains  alloy 690  numerical simulation 
ClassificationCode:
year,vol(issue):pagenumber:2015,40(10):5-11
Abstract:

True stress-true strain curves of alloys 690 with coarse columnar grains and hexagonal grains were obtained by hot compression tests and implemented into the finite element (FE) simulator. The upsetting processes of the two alloys were simulated by FE software Deform. The influences of original organizations of both cast ingot and forged billet on calculated maximum load during upsetting process were compared. The results show that dynamic recrystallization (DRX) appears during the compression tests of the two alloys 690 with different initial microstructures. DRX fraction is larger in forged billet than in cast ingot under the same deformation parameters. In the numerical simulation, the maximum load increases with the rise of forging speed and reduction of preheating temperature, and is generally larger in cast ingot alloy. Furthermore, the disparities of strain rate sensitivity factors at various temperatures of the two alloys result in the different regularities of the maximum load with the changing forging parameters.

Funds:
国家自然科学基金青年科学基金资助项目(513010 85); 南京工程学院引进人才科研启动基金项目(YKJ201305)
AuthorIntro:
王珏(1985-),男,博士,讲师
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