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Finite element modeling of stress evolution in quenching process
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2005
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Doğu, Doruk
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In this thesis the finite element computer code QUEANA simulating the quenching of axisymetric parts and determining the residual stress state was improved by adding pre- and post-processors. The code was further verified by additional numerical experiments and comparison of the results with commercial software أMARCؤ. The possible applications of this code are optimization of industrial quenching processes by controlling the evolution of internal stresses and dimensional changes.
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D. Doğu, “Finite element modeling of stress evolution in quenching process,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2005.