Thermomechanical modelling for industrial applications

08/30/2021
by   Nirav Vasant Shah, et al.
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In this work we briefly present a thermomechanical model that could serve as starting point for industrial applications. We address the non-linearity due to temperature dependence of material properties and heterogeneity due to presence of different materials. Finally a numerical example related to the simplified geometry of blast furnace hearth walls is shown with the aim of assessing the feasibility of the modelling framework. Keywords: nonlinear thermomechanical model, finite element method, heterogeneous material, blast furnace.

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