Treating residual stresses and deformations in die castings
Virtual simulation during product and process design improves time to market and cost efficiency
Newsletter EnginSoft Year 17 n°3
By Giampietro Scarpa, Francesca Lago | EnginSoft
This technical article illustrates the advantages of using virtual simulation to evaluate the thermal processes of die casting to reduce the formation of residual stresses and deformations in the components produced.
Simulation is becoming increasingly valuable in this regard as the geometrical complexity of castings increases to meet market demand for more competitive, higher quality products at lower cost and reduced time to market.
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