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Xu Zhaomei, Liu Yongzhi, Zhou Jianzhong, Jiang Suqin, Wang Qing'an, Wang Tongyue, Hong Zonghai. Numerical simulation and test of laser milling temperature field based on birth-death elements[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2014, 43(6): 1755-1760.
Citation: Xu Zhaomei, Liu Yongzhi, Zhou Jianzhong, Jiang Suqin, Wang Qing'an, Wang Tongyue, Hong Zonghai. Numerical simulation and test of laser milling temperature field based on birth-death elements[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2014, 43(6): 1755-1760.

Numerical simulation and test of laser milling temperature field based on birth-death elements

  • Received Date: 2013-10-15
  • Rev Recd Date: 2013-11-24
  • Publish Date: 2014-06-25
  • A three-dimensional transient state finite element model of the temperature field of laser milling has been established based on ANSYS software. As an example, Al2O3 ceramic material has been milled by laser to simulate the temperature field. The dynamic distribution of the temperature field was simulated during the laser milling process. A group data were chosen to analyze the change orderliness of the temperature on the sample surface. The milling width and depth were determined along different scanning route. An indirect verification method was put forward to test the result of the simulation. The milling layer width and depth of the temperature simulation were compared with the experimental data. The result shows all the data can be coincided, which show the finite element model can predict the effect of laser milling.
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Numerical simulation and test of laser milling temperature field based on birth-death elements

  • 1. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering,Huaiyin Institute of Technology,Huaian 223003,China;
  • 2. School of Mechanical Engineering,Jiangsu University,Zhenjiang 221013,China;
  • 3. Military Representative Office of Second Artillery Crops in Tianjin,Tianjin 300308,China;
  • 4. Faculty of Foreign Language,Huaiyin Institute of Technology,Huaiyin 223003,China

Abstract: A three-dimensional transient state finite element model of the temperature field of laser milling has been established based on ANSYS software. As an example, Al2O3 ceramic material has been milled by laser to simulate the temperature field. The dynamic distribution of the temperature field was simulated during the laser milling process. A group data were chosen to analyze the change orderliness of the temperature on the sample surface. The milling width and depth were determined along different scanning route. An indirect verification method was put forward to test the result of the simulation. The milling layer width and depth of the temperature simulation were compared with the experimental data. The result shows all the data can be coincided, which show the finite element model can predict the effect of laser milling.

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