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Hello, I have a few questions to ask for clarity on the simulation. I would greatly appreciate an answer to each. Thank you in advance to the team. Also, please correct any misconceptions I have.
For LPBF/EPBF, what is the significance between choosing 100% solid or 100% powder? Could I simulate with just 100% solid and get good results from ignoring the powder phase? Do the transport properties in the powder phase matter if I choose 100% solid?
What is a "reference" density? Is it at room temperature or is it a good value to consider/approximate the density of the material at elevated temperatures? In other words, for LPBF/EPBF, would it be at room temperature or a value somewhere between the ambient/preheat and melting/liquidous temperatures?
In the constant/transportProperties file, should I select a coefficient of thermal expansion (beta) value at room temperature or somewhere between the ambient/preheat and melting/liquidous temperature?
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Hello, I have a few questions to ask for clarity on the simulation. I would greatly appreciate an answer to each. Thank you in advance to the team. Also, please correct any misconceptions I have.
For LPBF/EPBF, what is the significance between choosing 100% solid or 100% powder? Could I simulate with just 100% solid and get good results from ignoring the powder phase? Do the transport properties in the powder phase matter if I choose 100% solid?
In the constant/transportProperties file:
What is a "reference" density? Is it at room temperature or is it a good value to consider/approximate the density of the material at elevated temperatures? In other words, for LPBF/EPBF, would it be at room temperature or a value somewhere between the ambient/preheat and melting/liquidous temperatures?
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