journal article·2006-07

Numerical simulation of the drawing process of tungsten wires

S.M. Weygand, H. Riedel, B. Eberhard, G. Wouters

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Tungsten wires for lamp filaments sometimes develop longitudinal cracks of substantial length during processing, mainly during wire drawing. In this work, the drawing process is analysed with a finite element model to determine the factors that are responsible for these so-called splits. The material behaviour of tungsten is described using a viscoplastic material law containing internal variables. Special attention is paid to the residual stresses in the wire after passing through the die. These residual stresses are used in a fracture mechanics analysis of a split wire.
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