Nowadays, with the development of computer software, artificial intelligence, simulation and analysis software accuracy and credibility, the application of mold flow analysis software in the foundry industry is more and more common. cae simulation technology is widely used in the development of casting molds and product production. Numerical computation theory and GPU parallel technology breakthroughs, the modern casting process has entered the era of digital simulation and physical experimentation dual-wheel drive. This paper is based on the author in the field of high-pressure \/ low-pressure \/ gravity casting 23 years of engineering experience, combined with typical process cases, in-depth analysis of mold flow CAE technology in the actual production of the application of key points.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Principles of casting simulation technology and engineering boundary conditions<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
The casting process is essentially a non-stationary heat and mass transfer process of molten metal under complex constraints, and its numerical simulation requires the establishment of a three-dimensional coupled model containing the Navier-Stokes equations, energy conservation equations, and solidification phase transition equations. It should be especially emphasized that the following key parameters must be paid attention to in engineering practice: Interface heat transfer coefficient: measured data and software default value deviation up to 40%, need to use the heat flow probe for on-site calibration Melt rheology: Die casting Aluminum alloys exhibit significant non-Newtonian fluid characteristics during the high speed filling phase. Solidification shrinkage compensation: dynamic iterative calculations in conjunction with alloy thermophysical property databases are required<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Mold flow CAE technology is a fluid simulation technology based on computer technology, which uses mathematical models and algorithms to simulate and analyze fluid flow. In the field of casting, mold flow CAE technology can simulate the charging and solidification process of metallic fluids in the mold, including the flow rate, pressure distribution, temperature field changes, etc., to help engineers better understand and control the casting process.<\/p>\n\n\n\n<\/figure>\n\n\n\n