Rapid 3D shape forming computation with piecewise heating lines using a fifth order spline formulation

  • Henri Champliaud  ,
  • Valentin Vieillot  ,
  •  c David Provencher  ,
  • Ngan Van Lê  
  • a, b, b, cDepartment of Mechanical Engineering École de technologie supérieure
    Montreal, QC, Canada
Cite as
Champliaud H., Vieillot V., Provencher D., Van Lê N. (2018). Rapid 3D shape forming computation with piecewise heating lines using a fifth order spline formulation. Proceedings of the 30th European Modeling & Simulation Symposium (EMSS 2018), pp. 204-209. DOI: https://doi.org/10.46354/i3m.2018.emss.028

Abstract

An originally developed fifth order piecewise spline formulation is used to compute how a flat plate will be progressively deformed to a specific shape by a set of sequentially applied linear heating lines. In order to reproduce the complex trajectories realized for example by skilled workers in shipbuilding to achieve a 3D curved hull one should be able to impose continuous non-linear or piecewise heating lines over a workpiece. In this paper curved heating lines are decomposed in a series of straight line segments to allow the application of the methodology developed for linear heating lines. The deforming effect of each segment is computed and added to the previous achieved geometry. Results show the potential of the approach that would eventually lead to an optimized shaping procedure for dieless forming.

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