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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2005 No.1NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF RESIDUAL STRESSES IN TITANIUM ALLOY DURING ELECTRON BEAM LOCAL POST-WELD HEAT TREATMENT

Chen Furong

College of Materials Science
and Engineering,

Inner Mongolia University of Technology,

Huhhot 010062, China

 

Huo Lixing

 

Zhang Yufeng

College of Materials Science
and Engineering,

Tianjin University,

Tianjin 300072, China

 

Liu Fangjun

 

Chen Gang
 Beijing Aeronautical Manufacturing

Research Institute,

Beijing 100024, China

 

 

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF RESID- UAL STRESSES IN TITANIUM ALLOY
DURING ELECTRON BEAM LOCAL
POST-WELD HEAT TREATMENT
*


Abstract: The distributions of temperature and residual stresses in thin plates of BT20 titanium alloy are numerically analyzed by three-dimensional finite element software during electron beam welding and electron beam local post-weld heat treatment (EBLPWHT). Combined with numerical calculating results, the effects of different EBLPWHT mode and parameters, including heat treating position, heating width and heating time, on the distribution of welding residual stresses are analyzed. The results show that, the residual tensile stresses in weld center can be largely decreased when the weld is heat treated at back preface of the plate. The numerical results also indicated that the magnitude of the residual longitudinal stresses of the weld and the zone vicinity of the weld is decreased, and the range of the residual longitudinal stresses is increased along with the increase of heating width and heating time.

Key words: Electron beam local post-weld heat treatment  Residual stresses  Titanium alloy

 


* This project is supported by Foundation of National Defense Technology Key Laboratory, China (No.99JS50.3.2JW1402). Received October 22, 2003; received in revised form October 30, 2004; accepted December 7, 2004

 

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