[Case Study] Heat Transfer and Thermal Stress Analysis - Casting Cooling Simulation
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◆◆Publication Content◆◆ ○Casting cooling simulation using heat transfer and thermal stress analysis (Simcenter Nastran SOL 159/SOL 401) ○Keywords: Nonlinear thermal stress analysis, casting heat transfer, cooling rate, residual stress, shrinkage cavity, solidification shrinkage cavity ○Case Summary ●For other features and details, please refer to the catalog.
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In this analysis example, we focused on castings and examined the effects of cooling rates by applying rapid cooling and natural cooling conditions immediately after solidification analysis.
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At N.S.T, we provide a variety of support to comprehensively assist our customers in better manufacturing, from offering diverse analysis tools and their utilization methods to contract analysis. Our company provides truly usable numerical analysis tools and seamlessly supports the introduction and operation of these tools by leveraging the know-how gained through our extensive experience in the field of numerical analysis.
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