Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 46, Issue 1, 102009(2019)
Removal of Low Thermal Conductivity Paint with High Repetition Rate Pulse Laser
Fig. 3. Schematics of spatial distribution of laser spots. (a) Moving trail of laser spots; (b) schematic of laser spots overlap
Fig. 4. Schematics of pulse laser act on paint surface. (a) Size parameters and coordinate direction of paint surface; (b) temperature rise of paint surface
Fig. 5. Temperature elevation at the center of the spots after two adjacent pulse lasers absorbed by the paint (the initial temperature of paint is 293 K)
Fig. 9. Measured ablation depth at different scanning speeds. (a) Measured ablation depth; (b) standard deviations of measured ablation depth
Fig. 10. Relationship between pulse numbers acting on paint surface and ablation depth of paint
Fig. 11. Linear fitting results of pulse numbers acting on paint surface and ablation depth of paint
Fig. 12. Experimental results of ablation with different numbers of laser pulse after process adjustment
Fig. 13. Measured ablation depth at different scanning speeds after the process adjustment. (a) Measured ablation depth; (b) standard deviation of test results
Fig. 14. Linear fitting results of pulse numbers acting on paint surface and ablation depth of paint before and after the process adjustment
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Zhang Zhiyan, Wang Yibo, Liang Hao, Zhao Shusen, Lin Xuechun, Li Xinyang. Removal of Low Thermal Conductivity Paint with High Repetition Rate Pulse Laser[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2019, 46(1): 102009
Category: laser manufacturing
Received: Jul. 18, 2018
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Published Online: Jan. 27, 2019
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