Shaoke Yao, Qing Peng, Zhengyang Li. Effect of Height on Residual Stress Distribution in Laser Deposited Thin-Walled Parts[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2022, 59(7): 0714007
- Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
- Vol. 59, Issue 7, 0714007 (2022)
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Fig. 1. Mechanism for generating hollow-ring laser spot[21]
Fig. 2. Laser deposited specimen. (a) Front view; (b) top view
Fig. 3. Geometrical model and meshing. (a) Geometrical model; (b) local view of mesh
Fig. 4. Measured and simulated residual stresses
Fig. 5. Stress field and deformation of thin-wall part after deposition. (a) S11; (b) S22; (c) S33; (d) Mises stress; (e) schematic of deformation
Fig. 6. Stress component S11 of thin-walled parts with different heights. (a) 1 layer; (b) 11 layers; (c) 21 layers; (d) 31 layers; (e) 41 layers; (f) 50 layers
Fig. 7. S11 distribution. (a) S11 distributions along height of thin-walled part with different heights; (b) schematic of vertical path; (c) critical point position versus height of thin-walled part; (d) boundary stress versus height of thin-walled part
Fig. 8. S33 distributions along path 2 of thin-walled parts with different heights
Fig. 9. S33 distributions at bottom of thin-walled parts with different heights
Fig. 10. Stress analysis of isolated body
Fig. 11. S11 distributions along path 3 of thin-walled parts with different heights
Fig. 12. S11 distributions at top of thin-walled parts with different heights
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Table 1. Experimental process parameters
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Table 2. Test results of residual stress
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