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Non-stationary conjugate heat exchange and phase transitions at the high-energy surface processing. Part 2. Simulation of the technological processes

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The developed general physical-mathematical model, FEM-based calculation procedure as well as the software were in practical use to simulate the processes of the non-stationary conjugate heat exchange and phase transformations during the processing of the surface with a high-concentrated energy fluxes, with a stationary, pulsed, and movable heating sources (the processing, including the surface fusing with a quasilaminar plasma jet, transfer electric arc and impulse electron beam; cleaning of the metal substrate surfaces from an oxide layer with the aid of a cathode vacuum arc, etc). The processes of practical importance with considerably different spatial and temporal scales featuring the density of the heat fluxes power q ∈ [107; 1014] W/m2 have been studied.

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The work was financially supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (Grant No. 07-08-00209).

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Golovin, A.A., Solonenko, O.P. Non-stationary conjugate heat exchange and phase transitions at the high-energy surface processing. Part 2. Simulation of the technological processes. Thermophys. Aeromech. 14, 591–605 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0869864307040099

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