Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 60, Issue 5, 0523004(2023)

Cementation Heat Stress Analysis of Phase Corrector

Fei Lu1,2、*, Rujian Xiang1,2, Honglai Xu1,2, and Wei Zhang1,2
Author Affiliations
  • 1Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on High Energy Laser, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Mianyang 621900, Sichuan, China
  • 2Institute of Applied Electronics, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Mianyang 621900, Sichuan, China
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    Damage to the correction surface of the phase corrector
    Test result of mirror surface shape
    Simulation model. (a) Structure of the phase corrector; (b) bonding position
    Initial stress stereo distribution of the phase corrector
    Stress distribution diagram of mirror surface
    Path distribution diagram of stress
    Mirror stress distribution of the improved structure
    Stress path distribution diagram of the improved structure
    Surface shape with new material. (a) Surface shape; (b) reconstructed wavefront
    Surface shape after secondary treatment. (a) Surface shape; (b) reconstructed wavefront
    • Table 1. Dimensions of the simulation model

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      Table 1. Dimensions of the simulation model

      Mirror thicknessDiameter of connecting column headLength of connecting column head
      1.53.54
    • Table 2. Performance parameters of materials

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      Table 2. Performance parameters of materials

      MaterialElastic modulus /GPaPoisson’s ratioThermal expansion coefficient /(10-7-1Allowable stress /MPaDensity /(g·cm-3
      Fused silica720.175.670-1202.19
      K981.30.2097560-802.53
      Beryllium Bronze1200.331788.2
      3Cr132000.31028.18
    • Table 3. Maximum residual thermal stress of different material combinations

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      Table 3. Maximum residual thermal stress of different material combinations

      PositionK9+3Cr13K9+ beryllium bronzefused silica +3Cr13fused silica+ beryllium bronze
      Mirror20.564.568.7102
      Column head56.8155193248
    • Table 4. Maximum curing temperature corresponding to different material combinations

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      Table 4. Maximum curing temperature corresponding to different material combinations

      ParameterK9+3Cr13K9+beryllium bronzefused silica+3Cr13fused silica+beryllium bronze
      Allowable stress of the mirror /MPa60-8060-8070-12070-120
      Maximum safety stress /MPa42424949
      Maximum curing temperature /℃178747863
    • Table 5. Relationship between mirror residual stress and curing temperature difference

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      Table 5. Relationship between mirror residual stress and curing temperature difference

      Parameter

      Curing temperature is

      50 ℃

      Curing temperature is

      75 ℃

      Curing temperature is

      100 ℃

      Curing temperature is

      125 ℃

      Temperature difference /℃255075100
      Maximum residual stress /MPa21.54364.585.9
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    Paper Information

    Category: Optical Devices

    Received: Jan. 27, 2022

    Accepted: Mar. 17, 2022

    Published Online: Mar. 6, 2023

    The Author Email: Fei Lu (lufei04008@163.com)

    DOI:10.3788/LOP220650

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