Residual stress in laser bent steel components

The kinetics of plastic deformation and microstructural evolution, and the residual stress in particular, were investigated on the steel plates (SABS 1431) bent by laser beam. The steel plates were bent by different number of laser scans and therefore, each was bent to a different extent. The stress...

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Main Authors: Topić, M, Bucher, R, Vorster, W, Zhang, S, McGrath, P, Korsunsky, A
Format: Journal article
Jezik:English
Izdano: 2006
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author Topić, M
Bucher, R
Vorster, W
Zhang, S
McGrath, P
Korsunsky, A
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Bucher, R
Vorster, W
Zhang, S
McGrath, P
Korsunsky, A
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description The kinetics of plastic deformation and microstructural evolution, and the residual stress in particular, were investigated on the steel plates (SABS 1431) bent by laser beam. The steel plates were bent by different number of laser scans and therefore, each was bent to a different extent. The stress results obtained by x-ray diffraction (sin2Ψ-method) show a higher compressive stress along the laser path than in the transverse direction. It was also found that stress relaxation occurs during multi-scan laser forming process and most importantly, that the stress is not significantly different in comparison to the stress, which initially existed in rolled steel plates. The metallographic analyses show that phase transformation, dynamic recovery and recrystallization processes occur during laser forming.
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spelling oxford-uuid:3e95f0df-d1e4-45a1-81b4-0b38b46ee32f2022-03-26T14:26:25ZResidual stress in laser bent steel componentsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:3e95f0df-d1e4-45a1-81b4-0b38b46ee32fEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2006Topić, MBucher, RVorster, WZhang, SMcGrath, PKorsunsky, AThe kinetics of plastic deformation and microstructural evolution, and the residual stress in particular, were investigated on the steel plates (SABS 1431) bent by laser beam. The steel plates were bent by different number of laser scans and therefore, each was bent to a different extent. The stress results obtained by x-ray diffraction (sin2Ψ-method) show a higher compressive stress along the laser path than in the transverse direction. It was also found that stress relaxation occurs during multi-scan laser forming process and most importantly, that the stress is not significantly different in comparison to the stress, which initially existed in rolled steel plates. The metallographic analyses show that phase transformation, dynamic recovery and recrystallization processes occur during laser forming.
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Bucher, R
Vorster, W
Zhang, S
McGrath, P
Korsunsky, A
Residual stress in laser bent steel components
title Residual stress in laser bent steel components
title_full Residual stress in laser bent steel components
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title_short Residual stress in laser bent steel components
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