| 1 | Effects of displacement boundary conditions on thermal deformation in thermal stress problems显示文摘Most computational structural engineers are paying more attention to applying loads rather than to DBCs (Displacement Boundary Conditions) because most static stable mechanical structures are working under already prescribed displacement boundary conditions. In all of the computational analysis of solving a system of algebraic equations, such as FEM (Finite Element Method), three translational and three rotational degrees of freedom (DOF) should be constrained (by applying DBCs) before solving the system of algebraic equation in order to prevent rigid body motions of the analysis results (singular problem). However, it is very difficult for an inexperienced engineer or designer to apply proper DBCs in the case of thermal stress analysis where no prescribed DBCs or constraints exist, for example in water quenching for heat treatment. Moreover, improper DBCs cause incorrect solutions in thermal stress analysis, such as stress concentration or unreasonable deformation phases. To avoid these problems, we studied a technique which performs the thermal stress analysis without any DBCs; and then removes rigid body motions from the deformation results in a post process step as the need arises. The proposed technique makes it easy to apply DBCs and prevent the error caused by improper DBCs. We proved it was mathematically possible to solve a system of algebraic equations without a step of applying DBCs. We also compared the analysis results with those of a | S.Y.Kwak C.H.Lim J.H.Nam | 2013 | China Foundry2013，10，3： | 2 |
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