Interplay of Casting and CFD Software for Improved Accuracy of the Simulation

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Manuel Neri
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Michele Brognoli
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Davide Luscietti
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Mariagrazia Pilotelli
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Abstract

The advantages of using two simulation codes in casting simulations have been investigated: a fnite element code designed to simulate casting pro-cesses, and a fnite volume CFD code designed to simulate thermal and uid-dynamic boundary conditions. The temperaturetime curve at an important injection point of a mould system has been measured: in this point, the agreement between numerical and experimental results is very sensitive to the specific boundary conditions that are assumed in the casting simulation. It has been demonstrate that the agreement is good if instead the choice of boundary condition parameters are chosen and tuned to experimental data with the help of a CFD code.

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Manuel Neri. 2018. \u201cInterplay of Casting and CFD Software for Improved Accuracy of the Simulation\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - J: General Engineering GJRE-J Volume 18 (GJRE Volume 18 Issue J1): .

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The advantages of using two simulation codes in casting simulations have been investigated: a fnite element code designed to simulate casting pro-cesses, and a fnite volume CFD code designed to simulate thermal and uid-dynamic boundary conditions. The temperaturetime curve at an important injection point of a mould system has been measured: in this point, the agreement between numerical and experimental results is very sensitive to the specific boundary conditions that are assumed in the casting simulation. It has been demonstrate that the agreement is good if instead the choice of boundary condition parameters are chosen and tuned to experimental data with the help of a CFD code.

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Interplay of Casting and CFD Software for Improved Accuracy of the Simulation

Manuel Neri
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Michele Brognoli
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Davide Luscietti
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Mariagrazia Pilotelli
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