Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 56, Issue 23, 231402(2019)

Laser Paint Removal Process Parameter Optimization via Response Surface Methodology

Jianian Yang1、**, Jianzhong Zhou1、*, Qi Sun1, Xiankai Meng1, Ming Zhu1, Zhaoheng Guo1, and Qiang Fu2
Author Affiliations
  • 1School of Mechanical Engineering, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu 212013, China
  • 2Nanjing Institute of Advanced Laser Technology, Nanjing, Jiangsu 210038, China
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    Figures & Tables(17)
    Diagram of laser paint removal
    Effect of interaction of all factors on surface composition
    Cleaning surface micromorphology and elemental composition under different overlap rates. (a) 50%; (b) 75%
    Effects of spot overlap rate and power on surface composition. (a) Contour graph; (b) response graph
    Effects of spot overlap rate and number of scans on surface composition. (a) Contour graph; (b) response graph
    Effect of interaction of all factors on surface roughness
    Cleaning surface micromorphology and line roughness at different powers. (a) 20 W; (b) 25 W
    Effects of power and number of scans on surface roughness. (a) Contour graph; (b) response graph
    Effects of power and spot overlap rate on surface roughness. (a) Contour graph; (b) response graph
    • Table 1. Main chemical composition of 304 stainless steel

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      Table 1. Main chemical composition of 304 stainless steel

      ElementCSiMnCrNiSPNFe
      Mass fraction /%≤0.08≤1.0≤2.018.0-20.08.0-10.5≤0.03≤0.035≤0.1Bal.
    • Table 2. Main technical parameters of laser paint removal system

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      Table 2. Main technical parameters of laser paint removal system

      ParameterValue
      Wavelength /nm1064
      Power /W≤ 100
      Pulse width /ns100
      Frequency /kHz10-100
      Scan speed /(mm·s-1)≤8000
      Focal length /mm160
      Waist diameter /mm0.05
    • Table 3. Experimental factors and level design

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      Table 3. Experimental factors and level design

      FactorExtreme value
      Low(-1)Medium(0)High(+1)
      Power P /W152025
      Spot overlap rate γ /%255075
      Number of scans N234
    • Table 4. Design matrix and experimental results

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      Table 4. Design matrix and experimental results

      No.ParameterResult
      P /Wγ /%NSSa /μm
      125253500.6966
      225502600.8036
      325753201.1528
      425504301.5258
      515502401.5620
      620503850.5980
      720503850.6330
      815504851.0620
      920503800.7070
      1020754101.0588
      1120503800.7860
      1220752201.0844
      1320503750.5900
      1420252300.8038
      1520254650.8788
      1615253400.9316
      1715753600.9498
    • Table 5. ANOVA for surface composition model

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      Table 5. ANOVA for surface composition model

      SourceSum of squaresDegree of freedomMean squareFProbability
      Model10321.9991146.8916.620.0006
      P528.131528.137.650.0278
      γ703.131703.1310.190.0152
      625.001625.009.060.0197
      PN1406.2511406.2520.380.0027
      γN506.251506.257.340.0303
      γ23968.3813968.3857.520.0001
      N21592.8511592.8523.090.0020
      Lack of fit393.753131.255.890.0599
      Note: residual-square R2=0.9553; adjusted residual-square RAdj2=0.8978; predicted residual-square Rpred2=0.4040; adeq precision AP=11.479.
    • Table 6. ANOVA for surface roughness model

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      Table 6. ANOVA for surface roughness model

      SourceSum of squaresDegree of freedomMean squareFProbability
      Model1.3090.1425.260.0002
      γ0.1110.1119.170.0032
      0.04810.0488.420.0230
      PN0.3710.3765.52<0.0001
      P20.3210.3256.240.0001
      N20.3810.3866.34<0.0001
      Lack of fit0.01230.0040.600.6484
      Note: R2=0.9701, RAdj2=0.9317, Rpred2=0.8196, AP=15.336.
    • Table 7. Optimization criteria and weight

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      Table 7. Optimization criteria and weight

      NameCriteriaWeight
      GoalLowerUpper
      PIn range15251
      γIn range25751
      NEqual to 3241
      SMaximize751001
      SaMinimize011
    • Table 8. Optimization results

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      Table 8. Optimization results

      NumberP /Wγ /%NSSa /μm
      119.1846.06382.90.661
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    Jianian Yang, Jianzhong Zhou, Qi Sun, Xiankai Meng, Ming Zhu, Zhaoheng Guo, Qiang Fu. Laser Paint Removal Process Parameter Optimization via Response Surface Methodology[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2019, 56(23): 231402

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    Paper Information

    Category: Lasers and Laser Optics

    Received: May. 8, 2019

    Accepted: May. 23, 2019

    Published Online: Nov. 27, 2019

    The Author Email: Yang Jianian (yangjianian1997@126.com), Zhou Jianzhong (zhoujz@ujs.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/LOP56.231402

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