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can I define absoption coeffficient for the material in laser welding simulation. If yes, where can I find the option

sivasakthi.pachiyappan
sivasakthi.pachiyappan over 3 years ago
can I define absoption coeffficient for the material in laser welding simulation. If yes, where can I find the option
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    0 anja.grebe over 3 years ago
    No, we do not consider the absorption coefficient in the simulation.
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  • sivasakthi.pachiyappan
    0 sivasakthi.pachiyappan over 3 years ago
    okay danke
     
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    0 C B over 3 years ago
    We do structural welding simulation. We simulate the response of the structure on the loads due to the welding process. For this we use "replacement heat sources". The absorption of the laser by the material to generate heat is considered indirectly by defining and calibrating the replacement heat source.
     
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