A method is described to include welding texture in a finite element model to predict residual stresses in an austenitic weld. Due to a preferential [100] growth in the solidification direction the weld material is not elastically isotropic but transversal isotropic with the solidification direction as the fiber axis. Results show a limited difference of the predicted residual stress in the weld when considering this effect compared with a traditional model where elastically isotropic materials are used.
DECROOS Koenraad;
OHMS Carsten;
HOUBAERT Yvan;
2008-12-05
A. John Wiley & Sons, Inc
JRC45726
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC45726,
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