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Welding Metallurgy and Cracking in Superalloys

"Predictive, metallurgy informed crack criteria will be developed within the WELDMECS project. These crack criteria are developed in a format appropriate for implementation to finite element software. It will be useful for general... see more

31/08/2015

597K€

Project Budget: 597K€

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TRL 4-5

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HOGSKOLAN VAST No se ha especificado una descripción o un objeto social para esta compañía.

TRL 4-5

Project Budget 597K€

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Project description "Predictive, metallurgy informed crack criteria will be developed within the WELDMECS project. These crack criteria are developed in a format appropriate for implementation to finite element software. It will be useful for general thermo-mechanical simulations estimating the risk for various crack formations. The primary target in current topic description (JTI-CS-2012-3-SAGE-02-029) is to utilize the crack criteria for both welding and heat treatment simulations. Since cracking during welding or heat treatment is a many-faceted problem, care has been taken to strongly incorporate fundamental metallurgical understanding and testing into the models. The model will be based on actual failure mechanisms, metallurgical changes and their relations to the material response and prevailing thermo-mechanical conditions. Up to date – simulations have focused on geometric tolerances and/or prediction of residual stresses. Only simpler, limited defect criteria have been used in this context. The current project is expected to further the modeling of manufacturing processes in the area of predicting crack formations."

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