Journal of Physics E Scientific Instruments · 1973 · 37 citations · 2 references
EngineeringMechanical EngineeringSimulationComputer-aided DesignComputational MechanicsMechanicsDeformation SchedulesVersatile Hot TorsionModeling And SimulationThermal ModelingThermomechanical AnalysisHardware-in-the-loop SimulationMechatronicsComputer EngineeringHot WorkingProgrammed DeformationHeat TransferMechanical SystemsThermal ManagementMechanical PerformanceThermal EngineeringTorsion Machine
A versatile hot torsion testing machine has been developed to simulate deformation schedules encountered in practical hot working operations such as rolling or forging. Programmed deformation for strain rates covering seven orders of magnitude can be carried out. Two particular features of the machine are a high speed clutch-brake system and a digital programmer. The clutch is capable of accelerating the sample from 0 to 3000 rev min-1 in 2 ms. The programmer is capable of up to 60 steps, 10 output functions and time ranges from 1 ms to 105 s.
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C.M. Sellars, W. J. McG. Tegart · International Metallurgical Reviews · 1972 · 125 citations