Numerical Methods for Plate Forming by Line Heating

Henrik Bisgaard Clausen

Numerical Methods for Plate Forming by Line Heating

Henrik Bisgaard Clausen

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Abstract

Line heating is the process of forming originally flat plates into a desired shape by means of heat treatment. Parameter studies are carried out on a finite element model to provide knowledge of how the process behaves with varying heating conditions. For verification purposes, experiments are carried out; one set of experiments investigates the actual heat flux distribution from a gas torch and another verifies the validty of the FE calculations. Finally, a method to predict the heating pattern is described.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	1st International EuroConference on Computer Applications and information Technology in the Maritime Industires. COMPIT'2000.
Place of Publication	Potsdam
Publisher	European Commision, Directorate general for research
Publication date	2000
Pages	108-121
Publication status	Published - 2000
Event	1st International EuroConference on Computer Applications and Information Technology in the Marine Industries - Potsdam, Germany Duration: 29 Mar 2000 → 2 Apr 2000 Conference number: 1

Conference

Conference	1st International EuroConference on Computer Applications and Information Technology in the Marine Industries
Number	1
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Potsdam
Period	29/03/2000 → 02/04/2000

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Clausen, HB 2000, Numerical Methods for Plate Forming by Line Heating. in 1st International EuroConference on Computer Applications and information Technology in the Maritime Industires. COMPIT'2000.. European Commision, Directorate general for research, Potsdam, pp. 108-121, 1st International EuroConference on Computer Applications and Information Technology in the Marine Industries, Potsdam, Germany, 29/03/2000.

Numerical Methods for Plate Forming by Line Heating. / Clausen, Henrik Bisgaard.
1st International EuroConference on Computer Applications and information Technology in the Maritime Industires. COMPIT'2000.. Potsdam: European Commision, Directorate general for research, 2000. p. 108-121.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Article in proceedings › Research › peer-review

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