A device and method of using coaxial spray cooling coupling auxiliary fsw
A technology of coaxial spraying and cooling liquid, which is applied in the fields of mechanical control technology and material engineering, can solve problems such as inability to fit welded joints tightly, hydrogenation of welded joints, and low cooling effect, so as to achieve effective welding quality control and avoid cold cracks , the effect of convenient operation
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[0035] Use fluid software to simulate the cooling effect of FSW welded joints under different jet flow rates when water is used as the cooling medium, and extract the temperature curve at the welded joints, such as image 3 As can be seen from the figure, when the jet flow rate of water is 0.01kg / s and 0.001kg / s, the flow rate is small, and when the water touches the surface of the test plate, it all evaporates, but due to the heat production rate of the stirring head It is much higher than the heat dissipation rate of the spray, so the cooling effect of the welded joint is poor. When the spray flow rate is increased to 0.1kg / s, the spray has a certain cooling effect on the welded joint.
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[0037] Fluent fluid software was used to simulate the cooling effect of FSW welded joints under different jet flow rates when liquid nitrogen was used as the cooling medium, and the temperature curves at the welded joints were extracted, such as Figure 4 It can be seen from the figure that the size of the spray flow has a great influence on the effect of spray cooling. When the spray flow of liquid nitrogen is 0.001kg / s, its cooling effect on the welded joint is not obvious. When the mass flow rate increases, the cooling effect is more obvious. When the injection flow rate of liquid nitrogen is 0.01kg / s, liquid nitrogen cooling can rapidly cool the high temperature area of the welded joint, but when the mass flow rate is higher, the welded joint will be instantly cooled. At room temperature, this situation is likely to lead to the generation of cold cracks. Combined with the actual situation and simulation results, it is more appropriate to select the spray flow rate of 0.01...
Embodiment 3
[0039] Combined with the simulation results, the experiment was carried out with a jet flow rate of 0.01kg / s. Since the temperature of the welded joint could not be directly measured in the experiment, K-type thermocouples were used to measure the distance from the center of the welded joint to the forward and backward sides of 25mm, 30mm and 35mm respectively. The temperature is measured at six points. The temperature curve of the conventional FSW monitoring point is as follows: Figure 5 As shown, the temperature curve of the liquid nitrogen cooling assisted FSW is as follows Image 6 As can be seen from the figure, the use of liquid nitrogen to cool the welded joint can effectively reduce the peak temperature and increase the post-weld cooling rate.
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