• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 48, Issue 18, 1802012 (2021)
Peng Fan, Jiateng Pan, Yiming Ge, and Yu Zhan*
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  • College of Sciences, Northeastern University, Shenyang, Liaoning 110819, China
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    Peng Fan, Jiateng Pan, Yiming Ge, Yu Zhan. Finite Element Analysis of Residual Stress in TC4/TC11 Titanium Alloy Gradient Material Produced by Laser Additive Manufacturing[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2021, 48(18): 1802012 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic diagrams of finite element model and arrangement of feature points. (a) Model meshing; (b) arrangement of feature points
    Fig. 1. Schematic diagrams of finite element model and arrangement of feature points. (a) Model meshing; (b) arrangement of feature points
    Temperature distributions at different time
    Fig. 2. Temperature distributions at different time
    Node temperature varying with time when transition mode is from 100%TC4 to 100%TC11
    Fig. 3. Node temperature varying with time when transition mode is from 100%TC4 to 100%TC11
    Distributions of Mises stress after cooling to room temperature and residual stress of each direction. (a) Mises stress; (b) stress along scanning direction; (c) stress along overlapping direction; (d) stress along deposition direction
    Fig. 4. Distributions of Mises stress after cooling to room temperature and residual stress of each direction. (a) Mises stress; (b) stress along scanning direction; (c) stress along overlapping direction; (d) stress along deposition direction
    Stress varying with time of feature points along scanning direction
    Fig. 5. Stress varying with time of feature points along scanning direction
    Residual stress distribution curves of feature points at interface under different transition modes
    Fig. 6. Residual stress distribution curves of feature points at interface under different transition modes
    Relationship between average residual stress and TC11 content at interface under different transition modes
    Fig. 7. Relationship between average residual stress and TC11 content at interface under different transition modes
    Component ratio of TC4 to TC11Temperature /℃
    2050100200300500800100012001500
    5∶5116114110103988573564423
    7∶3113111106100947968513817
    3∶71191171131081039077635132
    Table 1. Elastic modulus of gradient layer under different transition modes
    Component ratio ofTC4 to TC11Temperature /℃
    2050100200300500800100012001500
    5∶5552559573607639708788845900981
    7∶3575581593625653706767809848906
    3∶75285375535886267098098819511056
    Table 2. Specific heat capacity of gradient layer under different transition modes
    Transition mode
    Transition zone 170% TC4, 30% TC1150% TC4, 50% TC11100% TC4
    Transition zone 230% TC4, 70% TC1150% TC4, 50% TC11100% TC11
    Table 3. Transition modes and material composition of corresponding transition zone
    Transition modeN1N2O2N3N4Mean temperature
    14221399148513271556~1438
    14111386145213161533~1420
    14451425151613321584~1460
    Table 4. Peak temperatures of nodes for different transition modes℃
    Peng Fan, Jiateng Pan, Yiming Ge, Yu Zhan. Finite Element Analysis of Residual Stress in TC4/TC11 Titanium Alloy Gradient Material Produced by Laser Additive Manufacturing[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2021, 48(18): 1802012
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