modeling cavitation in ice pistons made with isothermal forging
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Abstract
Possible causes for cavitations in parts made with an Al-Si eutectic alloy AK12D (AlSi12) were explored with
mathematical and physical modeling with involved acoustic emission. Pores were formed from micro-cracks, which
appear during the early stages of a deformation process, with the help of micro-stresses appearing at phase boundaries
(Al/Si interface) due to thermal expansion. At the design stage of isothermal forgings of such products it is recommended
to provide a scheme of the deformed shape, which is under uniform compression, to compensate for the inter-phase
stresses.
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| Authors | ;V.V. Astanin; A.A. Shakhovkina,;F.F. Safin;M.O. Melnikov;A.M. Yamileva ;A.T. Bikmeyev |
| Journal | communications in statistics: simulation and computation |
| Year | 2014 |
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