Acta Photonica Sinica, Volume. 51, Issue 4, 0430001(2022)

Rapid Classification of Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy of Titanium Alloys

Cheng XU1, Fang LI1、*, Feng CHEN2, Deng ZHANG2, Fan DENG3, and Lianbo GUO3
Author Affiliations
  • 1Hubei Key Laboratory of Optical Information and Pattern Recognition,School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering,Wuhan Institute of Technology,Wuhan 430205,China
  • 2Wuhan National Laboratory for Optoelectronics,Huazhong University of Science and Technology,Wuhan 430074,China
  • 3College of Optical and Electronic Information,Huazhong University of Science and Technology,Wuhan 430074,China
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    Figures & Tables(14)
    Diagram of experimental setup
    Picture of TC4 titanium alloy
    The change of peak intensity and signal to noise ratio with unit pulse energy
    The change of peak intensity and signal to noise ratio with trigger delay
    TC4-1 full spectrum
    Confusion matrix of training set of original spectrums after weighted KNN classification and confusion matrix of test set classification result
    Confusion matrix of weighted KNN classification for spectral training set after data processing and confusion matrix of test set classification result
    Optimization results of three parameters
    Training set confusion matrix of final classification result and confusion matrix of test set classification result
    • Table 1. Titanium alloy number and element content

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      Table 1. Titanium alloy number and element content

      MaterialNumberConcentration of element/%
      AlVFeSiCTi
      TC4-1GBW025033.905.560.390.280.1689.62
      TC4-2GBW025044.675.010.310.200.1289.69
      TC4-3GBW025055.383.410.240.120.1090.75
      TC4-4GBW025076.783.850.130.090.0289.13
      TC4KY-6.244.080.050.020.0189.60
    • Table 2. Spectral wavelength,transition probability and energy level

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      Table 2. Spectral wavelength,transition probability and energy level

      ElementWavelength/nmAk/S-1E1/eVE2/eV
      Al I394.4014.99×10703.14
      Al I396.1529.85×10703.14
      V II311.0711.58×1080.354.33
      V II355.6806.40×1071.134.61
      Ti I395.8204.88×1070.053.18
      Ti I399.8644.81×1070.053.15
    • Table 3. Characteristic lines for spectral screening

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      Table 3. Characteristic lines for spectral screening

      ElementAl IAl IIV IV IIFe II
      Wavelength/nm

      226.90

      396.15

      281.62

      411.15

      439.55

      268.87

      310.23

      319.07

      238.24

      259.99

    • Table 4. Comparison of results between different algorithms

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      Table 4. Comparison of results between different algorithms

      K-meansDecision treeNBCSVMKNN
      Training time/s43.8679.2878.9591.1883.91
      Training set cross validation accuracy/%53.3481.697.998.498.64
      Test set classification accuracy/%58.3182.9196.7998.599.14
    • Table 5. Comparison of optimization results

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      Table 5. Comparison of optimization results

      Raw dataData processingKNN model optimization
      Training time/s1 232.4184.7983.91
      Training set cross validation accuracy/%81.4094.0098.64
      Test set classification accuracy/%84.2095.9299.14
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    Cheng XU, Fang LI, Feng CHEN, Deng ZHANG, Fan DENG, Lianbo GUO. Rapid Classification of Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy of Titanium Alloys[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2022, 51(4): 0430001

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    Received: Nov. 9, 2021

    Accepted: Jan. 25, 2022

    Published Online: May. 18, 2022

    The Author Email: LI Fang (lifang@wit.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/gzxb20225104.0430001

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