Laser Keyhole Brazing
Laser Keyhole Brazing
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激光锁孔钎焊
DOI:
10.1002/phvs.202100013
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发表时间:
2021
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Woizeschke
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1400 C. Both one-dimensional linear and two-dimensional circular oscillation strategies were used [5]. The oscillation strategy influences the geometrical expansion of the oscillation and the effective trajectory length of the laser beam pathway. This influences the movement path and the movement speed of the laser beam, and thus the local interaction time between the laser beam and the material as well as the temperature distribution in the melt pool and at the interface. The latter is important regarding both unwanted melting in the substrate and the wetting process. Therefore, knowledge of the influence of the oscillation parameters on the temperature field is essential to controlling the process. Measuring the temperature distribution at the interface is only possible to a limited extent, if at all. However, it is possible to measure the temperature distribution on the surface of the molten pool to indicate the temperature distribution both within it and at the interface [6]. For the considered process, it is thus assumed that a more homogeneous temperature distribution on the surface correlates with a more homogeneous temperature distribution at the interface. For the determination of the temperature distribution on the molten pool surface, non-contact measuring systems based on a measurelocal movement speed, or rather shortens the local dwell time, of the laser beam. The latter reduces the melt pool depth compared to processes without oscillation at otherwise constant laser power and brazing speed. Another important aspect of brazing is the wetting process. Preheating the substrate favors wetting [4]. In conventional processes, this is realized through the direct irradiation of the substrate by the laser spot, whose diameter is selected to be significantly larger than the wire diameter. This is not possible when brazing with the deep penetration effect because the focused laser beam would melt the substrate material due to the high intensity. Preheating must, therefore, be realized via heat conduction through the molten brazing material. By combining the keyhole brazing process with beam oscillation, a beadon-plate brazing test (brazing material application on a flat substrate) with a complete melting of the brazing material and without melting in the substrate material was successfully realized (see Fig. 1, right). For this purpose, an AlSi12 brazing material was used with galvanized steel as the substrate material. Temperature measurements showed that the temperatures in the molten pool were well above the melting temperature of the solder material (580 C) at overLaser beam brazing is one way of producing seams with high visual quality. Conventional methods are based on melting the brazing material using the simple Fresnel absorption of the laser beam on its surface. Conventional copper and aluminum-based brazing materials reflect a high percentage of the laser beam, leading to decreased process efficiency as only a low proportion of the laser beam is absorbed and contributes to the process.
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2017
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作者:
V. Schultz;W. Cho;F. Vollertsen
通讯作者:
F. Vollertsen