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Free Bending of Ship Plate of Different Thickness on High-Frequency Induction
Zhang Ji-xiang,An Guo-yin,Li Zheng-jun,Wang Zhi-xiang
2012, 31(4):
900-904.
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-0696.2012.04.39
In this paper,a FEM model of high-frequency induction free bending is established; the heated temperature,
stress,deformation,residual stress and bending angle after cooling,etc are studied on different thickness ship plate. The
results show that the steel plate can be heated to 860℃ above the austenitic temperature. Bending angle of ship plates of different
thickness in one-sided is 10-2 degree in the case of the absence of constraints and ignoring ship plate weight. The stresses
are to the yield stress and promote plastic deformation of different thickness after the high-frequency heating. When the
plate is cooled,the residual stress will mainly be concentrated at the bottom of the coil. Heating temperature is gradually decreased
with some fluctuations in the slab area. The maximum bending angle first increases and then decreases; the maximum
stress first decreases and then increases as the thickness increases. Under the conditions of a given frequency and power,
the best result of deformation thickness of plate is 14mm in high-frequency induction heating.
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