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Volume 08 Research & Reviews: Journal of Engineering and Technology
ISSN: 2319-9873 Automobile Europe 2019
July 08-09, 2019
6th International Conference and Exhibition on
July 08-09, 2019 | Zurich, Switzerland
Automobile & Mechanical Engineering
Supercomputer simulation of responsible automobile welded structures behavior
Sergey Medvedev
The National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Belarus
Anew approach for welded structutes design based on computer, supercomputer and grid technologiesis is
proposed- Predictive Welding Engineering (PWE), providing: computer design of welded structures (WS) on
a basis of 3D parametrized models of functional elements. Computer simulation of welding in a free state on the
assumption that all welds are applied simultaneously. Simulation of the interaction of a pre-stressedWS with external
static and dynamic loads. Assessment of the availability and visibility of welds, taking into account the results of
designing assembly-welding fixtures. Computer synthesis of fixtures by means of functional elements libraries.
Assessment of changes in the residual stress-strain state of WS in the fixture as compared to free welding. Simulation
of the interaction of external loads with stress-strain state after assembly-welding in the fixture. Supercomputer stress-
tests under conditions of an ideal state of welded joints, taking into account the level of allowable and unacceptable
weld defects (corresponding cracks, undercuts, lack of penetration, etc.). Off-line description of working tool tracks
of welding robot and checking the correctness of the control program in the appropriate tool environment. PWE
can provide the engineering prediction of welded structure behavior in dynamic extreme operating conditions.
Supercoputer simulation could be illustraited in real time by means of internet and supercomputer resources of
Supercomputer Remote Access Center in Minsk (Belarus).
References
1. Medvedev S V (2002) Computer modeling of residual welding strains in technological design of welded structures.
Welding International. 16(1):59-65.
Biography
Sergey Medvedev has completed his PhD at Institute of Engineering Cybernetics of Academy of Sciences of Belorussian Soviet Social Republic and Dsc from
United Institute of Informatics Problems (UIIP), National Academy of Sciences of Belarus. He is the Head of the Laboratory of Technical System Synthesis of
UIIP. He has published more than 150 papers in reputed journals and materials of scientific conferences.
Sergey Medvedev, JET 2019, Volume 08