Numerical Simulation of Residual Stress Distribution of Spot Welded High-strength Steel Sheets 高強度鋼板抵抗スポット溶接部の残留応力シミュレーション Muneyoshi Iyota Osaka Institute of Technology Masahito Mochizuki Osaka University 伊與田 宗慶 (大阪工業大学) 望月 正人 (大阪大学) Abstract / アブストラクト In recent years, the application of high-strength steel sheet to automobile structural components has been promoted to reduce body weight and improve fuel efficiency. Moreover, advanced high-strength steel (AHSS) which tensile strength more than 1000 MPa has been developed. Now, high-strength steel sheet and AHSS are being used extensively for automobile bodies and are having a positive impact on the industry and the environment. Resistance spot welding is a common joining method used for assembling steel sheets. To use high-strength steel sheet in automobile, it is necessary to ensure the strength of their spot welded joints. However, the joint strength of high-strength steel sheets does not increase, because of special characteristics in the spot welds. Especially, in many cases, spot welded joint using AHSS show the brittle fracture. Therefore, residual stress, a one of the special characteristics in the spot welds, can be influenced on the decreasing of joint strength. However, very few studies have been reported on the residual stress distribution of spot welded high-strength steel sheets. In this study, residual stress distribution of spot welded high-strength steel sheets was investigated by using the numerical simulation. Moreover, the effect of welding condition on the residual stress distribution was examined.
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