The interaction between abrasive particles and optical element surface can result in various forms of subsurface damage while removing the material. In order to obtain the stress distribution during optical glass grin...
The interaction between abrasive particles and optical element surface can result in various forms of subsurface damage while removing the material. In order to obtain the stress distribution during optical glass grinding, the finite element analysis of optical glass grinding is carried out by using ANSYS software. The stress distribution of optical glass was obtained by establishing the grinding model of consolidated abrasive and free abrasive. The simulation results show that different abrasives have different damage degrees to the glass surface, which provides a useful reference for improving the quality of optical material processing technology.
In order to obtain the welding stress of the output needle and helix, a finite element model is established and the mesh at the weld is refined to evaluate the welding residual stress. ANSYS parameter design language ...
In order to obtain the welding stress of the output needle and helix, a finite element model is established and the mesh at the weld is refined to evaluate the welding residual stress. ANSYS parameter design language is used to simulate the motion load of welding heat source. Based on the exact calculation of the temperature field, the corresponding thermal units are converted into structural units to calculate the welding residual stress. Finally, the thermal stress distribution curve and residual stress distribution trend are obtained after post-treatment.
The reliability of the DIP package is studied by numerical simulation. Firstly, the DIP package, fixture and metal steel are modeled. Based on this, variable thickness papers are laid on the sample. According to the e...
The reliability of the DIP package is studied by numerical simulation. Firstly, the DIP package, fixture and metal steel are modeled. Based on this, variable thickness papers are laid on the sample. According to the experiment, corresponding excitation and boundary condition are set. Then, the transient analysis result of DIP package is obtained through numerical simulation. The results show the relation of different thickness papers and acceleration-time curve, which provides a beneficial reference for the optimization of DIP packing.
In this paper, the thermal-mechanical coupling finite element analysis of MLCC wave soldering with heat conduction and heat convection is calculated, and the steady-state temperature field and transient temperature fi...
In this paper, the thermal-mechanical coupling finite element analysis of MLCC wave soldering with heat conduction and heat convection is calculated, and the steady-state temperature field and transient temperature field as well as the stress distribution of MLCC are obtained. Using the finite element analysis method of indirect thermal-mechanical coupling, the stress analysis is carried out with the temperature field as the boundary condition, and the thermal-structural coupling model is established. By analyzing the thermal stress of MLCC, the weak parts sensitive to thermal stress are determined, which provides a useful reference for solving the reliability problem of MLCC wave soldering.
BGA package is selected as the research object in this paper. Workbench (finite elemental analysis tool in ANSYS) is used for harmonic response analysis. The author lays several paper sheets on the sample and builds t...
BGA package is selected as the research object in this paper. Workbench (finite elemental analysis tool in ANSYS) is used for harmonic response analysis. The author lays several paper sheets on the sample and builds the finite element model of clamp, ceramic and metal plate. Then, the model analysis is carried out. Based on this, it is converted to harmonic response analysis. According to the results, the author has found that there is no relation between the number of paper sheets and acceleration-frequency result. It promotes the development of electronic packaging reliability.
This paper uses ANSYS Workbench (a finite element analysis software) to simulate BGA ceramic packing. The author models fixture, ceramic and metal steel. Then different thickness papers are laid on the BGA product. By...
This paper uses ANSYS Workbench (a finite element analysis software) to simulate BGA ceramic packing. The author models fixture, ceramic and metal steel. Then different thickness papers are laid on the BGA product. By random vibration analysis, the natural frequency and mode of the sample are obtained. According the results, the author discusses the relationship between different thickness papers and PSD-frequency curve. It provides a benefit instruction for the design of BGA packing.
A unified and explicit approach is proposed for accurately characterizing a complex hardening-softening behavior of metals with a tension-compression strength asymmetry. The proposed approach provides an explicit dete...
A unified and explicit approach is proposed for accurately characterizing a complex hardening-softening behavior of metals with a tension-compression strength asymmetry. The proposed approach provides an explicit determining of the yield strength as plastic work function and contains the following three procedures: (i) a mode invariant is introduced to express the yield strength as a sum of two uncoupled parts for the tension and the compression case; (ii) a new expression for the plastic work is derived explicitly in terms of the uniaxial stress-strain function and, then, the yield strength function can be determined jointly from the just-mentioned two functions with the axial strain as parametric variable; and, finally, (iii) the axial stress-strain function is presented for representing the hardening-softening features. With these procedures, test data over the entire hardening-softening range can be fitted independently for the tension and the compression cases by directly treating the uniaxial stress-strain function. As such, tedious trial-and-error procedures are bypassed in identifying numerous unknown parameters. Numerical examples show that accurate simulations may be achieved with the proposed approach.
A new and explicit approach is proposed for accurately simulating pseudo-elastic hysteresis loops of any shape in shape-memory alloys (SMAs). For this purpose, new finite strain elastoplastic J2-flow equations are est...
A new and explicit approach is proposed for accurately simulating pseudo-elastic hysteresis loops of any shape in shape-memory alloys (SMAs). For this purpose, new finite strain elastoplastic J2-flow equations are established for modeling finite strain behavior of SMAs. A stress-strain loop of any given shape in each uniaxial loading-unloading cycle is derived exactly from these equations. Then, a new technique is further introduced toward integrating usual piecewise linear splines into a single smooth interpolating function in a unified form. With the proposed equations and technique, test data for SMA hysteresis loops of any shape may be automatically fitted with high accuracy based on a single-parameter identification.
This article presents a direct and efficient algorithm for simulating high-cycle fatigue failure effects within the framework of a recently proposed elastoplastic model, in which fatigue failure effects of metals are ...
This article presents a direct and efficient algorithm for simulating high-cycle fatigue failure effects within the framework of a recently proposed elastoplastic model, in which fatigue failure effects of metals are incorporated as inherent constitutive features. Toward bypassing very time-consuming procedures in conducting numerical integrations of the elastoplastic rate equations for extremely large number of loading cycles, from the new model it is possible to derive an explicit expression for the fatigue life directly in terms of the stress amplitude. Numerical examples show that the new algorithm thus established is much more efficient than usual direct numerical procedures and that is particularly the case in simulating fatigue failure effects with very high cycle number.
Within the framework of a recently established elastoplasticity model incorporating fatigue failure effects into inherent response features, a new and efficient algorithm is proposed to simultaneously treat fatigue fa...
Within the framework of a recently established elastoplasticity model incorporating fatigue failure effects into inherent response features, a new and efficient algorithm is proposed to simultaneously treat fatigue failure effects from low to high cycle cases. From the new model it is possible to derive an explicit algorithm with which the accumulated plastic work is directly calculated by means of a recursive scheme, thus bypassing very time-consuming procedures in carrying out numerical integrations of the elastoplastic rate equations for a large number of loading-unloading cycles. Comparisons of simulation results with fatigue failure data from low to high cycle cases are presented to demonstrate the efficacy of the new algorithm.
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