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OpenFOAM in Welding applications Alireza Javidi 1 1 University West, Department of Engineering Science, Trollhttan Gothenburg Region OpenFOAM User Group Meeting, November 14 th , 2012 1. Arc 2. Energy coupling between solid and fluid 3. Arc and


  1. OpenFOAM in Welding applications Alireza Javidi 1 1 University West, Department of Engineering Science, Trollhättan Gothenburg Region OpenFOAM User Group Meeting, November 14 th , 2012

  2. 1. Arc 2. Energy coupling between solid and fluid 3. Arc and coupling 4. Melting and phase change

  3. Tungsten Inert Gas welding Ar shielding gas inlet Picture of a TIG torch Sketch of the cross section of a TIG torch

  4. Governing equations: thermal fluid part • (Steady) continuity equation        (T) 0 u • (Steady) momentum conservation equation                 (T) (T) u u u u          2                  T ( T ) u ( u ) ( T ) u I P J B     3 Lorentz force • (Steady) enthalpy conservation equation                     (T) (T) u h h u ( T ) h          5 k J               B u P P u J E Q ( T ) h   rad 2 eC ( T )   p Joule heating Transport of electron enthalpy

  5. Governing equations: electromagnetic part  : Magnetic potential Electric potential : A V              2 A ( T ) V ( T ) V 0 0 with: with:         E V B A      J ( T ) V  : current density J  : electric conductivity ( T )

  6. Argon plasma density as function of temperature.

  7. Specific heat as function of temperature

  8. Argon plasma electric conductivity as function of temperature

  9. Ar shielding gas inlet Cathode Cathode a Cathode a Anode Nozzle Inlet Outlet Tip AB BC u 0 0 0 0 0 parabolic � � � � � h or T � � � � 0 � � � � 0 20000K Linear b linear b linear c 300K V or J � �� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 0 � � � � 0 � � � � 0 � � � � 0 A � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �

  10. Temperature along the radial direction, 1 mm above the anode

  11. “0” “topAir” chtMultiRegionFoam “U” “T” The solver is based on combination of “p” heatConductionFoam and buoyantFoam “bottomSolid” for conjugate heat transfer between a “cp” solid region and fluid region. “K” “T” “rho” “constant” regionProperties “topAir” “polyMesh” thermophysicalProperties g “bottomSolid” “polyMesh” “system” controlDict “topAir” fvSystem fvSolution “bottomSolid” fvSystem fvSolution

  12. � � = ∑ ���

  13. 1. Energy balance at cathode/sheath interface 2. Energy balance at sheath/presheath interface 3. Current density conservation

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