The Simulation of the Influence of Water Remnants on a Hot Rolled Plate after Cooling
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https://doi.org/10.14311/1616Keywords:
water remnants, FEA, simulation, hot plateAbstract
In situations when a sheet metal plate of large dimensions is rolled, water remnants from cooling can be observed on the upper side of the plate. This paper focuses on deformations of a hot rolled sheet metal plate that are caused by water remnants after cooling. A transient finite element simulation was used to describe shape deformations of the cross profile of a metal sheet. The finite element model is fully parametric for easy simulation of multiple cases. The results from previous work were used for the boundary conditions.Downloads
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