Finite element (FE) analyses of various manufacturing processes
Finite element analyses of thermomechanical manufacturing processes to predict the behavior of sheet material components, i.e. thinning, springback, final geometry, temperature, etc. Studies in forming, welding, and joining are performed in various materials, such as high-strength steels, aluminum, titanium, and nickel-base superalloys.
This service is also relevant in: Metrology, Data Science
Service details
- Service
- Finite element (FE) analyses of various manufacturing processes
- Metrology Area
- Speed, Force and torque, Length and geometry, Temperature, Time and frequency, Pressure and vacuum
- Field measurements
- Available
- Price
- Price on tender
- Delivery time
According to agreement
- Preparations
A comprehensive description of the process to be studied, such as forces, velocities, deformations, process parameters, and geometries
Purpose
The purpose is to accurately predict the behavior of the material along the different steps of the manufacturing process, as well as its resultant geometry and properties.
Method
The LS-DYNA simulation software is used to model and simulate different manufacturing processes, i.e. forming, welding or heat treatment. The results include strains, forces, and the final geometry of the component, among others, which are compared with experimental measurements from the process itself and/or material characterization tests.
Deliveries
The results are delivered according to agreement.