Michel Bellet

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Mines ParisTech

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Michel Bellet is a Professor at Mines ParisTech in France. His research primarily focuses on finite element modeling in manufacturing processes, particularly in the context of powder bed fusion and welding. His recent publications explore topics such as melt pool dynamics, resistive heating techniques, and the simulation of processing parameters for various materials.

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2020

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2020

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Charles-André GANDIN

PSL Research University

FRANCE

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Yancheng ZHANG

Assistant Professor

Mines ParisTech

FRANCE

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Finite Element Modeling of Powder Bed Fusion at Part Scale by a Super-Layer Deposition Method Based on Level Set and Mesh Adaptation

Structure and texture simulations in fusion welding processes – comparison with experimental data

A new localized inverse identification method for high temperature testing under resistive heating: Application to the elastic‐viscoplastic behaviour of L‐PBF processed In718

A Partitioned Solution Algorithm for Concurrent Computation of Stress–Strain and Fluid Flow in Continuous Casting Process

Effect of processing parameters during the laser beam melting of Inconel 738: Comparison between simulated and experimental melt pool shape

Transient dynamics and stability of keyhole at threshold in laser powder bed fusion regime investigated by finite element modeling

Numerical study of the impact of vaporisation on melt pool dynamics in Laser Powder Bed Fusion - Application to IN718 and Ti–6Al–4V

Laser-induced plume investigated by finite element modelling and scaling of particle entrainment in laser powder bed fusion

Collaborators (2)

Charles-André GANDIN

Yancheng ZHANG

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