%0 Conference Paper %1 hu2016towards %A Hu, Haoyue %A Eberhard, Peter %A Fetzer, Florian %A Berger, Peter %B VII European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering - Eccomas Proceedia %D 2016 %E Papadrakakis, M. %E Papadopoulos, V. %E Stefanou, G. %E Plevris, V. %K Laser Welding from:peterberger myown Simulation %P 8196-8206 %R 10.7712/100016.2405.5888 %T Towards multiphysics simulation of deep penetration laser welding using smoothed particle hydrodynamics %V 2405 %X Multiphysics simulations of deep penetration laser welding are performed with the meshless Lagrangian Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) method. Compared to mesh-based methods, SPH has advantages in handling phase transitions, free-surface melt flow, and fluid-structure interaction. Based on previous work on simulating conduction mode laser welding using SPH, the numerical model is extended to include further physical effects such as evaporation and exertion of recoil pressure on the melt due to evaporation. Particular emphasis is placed on modeling the energy input through the laser beam. A co-simulation approach is developed by coupling an SPH code with a ray tracer that tracks the propagation of the laser beam in the keyhole in order to achieve spatial distributions of energy transferred to the melt layer. A surface detection and reconstruction algorithm is implemented to exchange current surface data. Simulation results of spot welding and seam welding are shown using this co-simulation approach. The developed model serves as a basis to investigate the influence and sensitivity of process parameters on the weld and to better understand transient effects around the keyhole leading to weld imperfections.

@inproceedings{hu2016towards, abstract = {Multiphysics simulations of deep penetration laser welding are performed with the meshless Lagrangian Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) method. Compared to mesh-based methods, SPH has advantages in handling phase transitions, free-surface melt flow, and fluid-structure interaction. Based on previous work on simulating conduction mode laser welding using SPH, the numerical model is extended to include further physical effects such as evaporation and exertion of recoil pressure on the melt due to evaporation. Particular emphasis is placed on modeling the energy input through the laser beam. A co-simulation approach is developed by coupling an SPH code with a ray tracer that tracks the propagation of the laser beam in the keyhole in order to achieve spatial distributions of energy transferred to the melt layer. A surface detection and reconstruction algorithm is implemented to exchange current surface data. Simulation results of spot welding and seam welding are shown using this co-simulation approach. The developed model serves as a basis to investigate the influence and sensitivity of process parameters on the weld and to better understand transient effects around the keyhole leading to weld imperfections.}, added-at = {2018-04-05T16:29:03.000+0200}, author = {Hu, Haoyue and Eberhard, Peter and Fetzer, Florian and Berger, Peter}, biburl = {https://puma.ub.uni-stuttgart.de/bibtex/2d2a22d75dd855413878a2bfd5845aaf4/ifsw}, booktitle = { VII European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering - Eccomas Proceedia}, doi = {10.7712/100016.2405.5888}, editor = {Papadrakakis, M. and Papadopoulos, V. and Stefanou, G. and Plevris, V.}, eventdate = {5–10 June 2016}, eventtitle = {ECCOMAS Congress 2016}, interhash = {af1381d0fe9651634bd0d1977fe34cb3}, intrahash = {d2a22d75dd855413878a2bfd5845aaf4}, keywords = {Laser Welding from:peterberger myown Simulation}, month = jan, pages = {8196-8206}, timestamp = {2018-04-05T14:29:03.000+0200}, title = {Towards multiphysics simulation of deep penetration laser welding using smoothed particle hydrodynamics}, venue = {Crete Island, Greece}, volume = 2405, year = 2016 }