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  • PICALO 2008 Paper #402 (Experience Industrial Laser Surfacing Applications)

    Experience Industrial Laser Surfacing Applications
    Authors:
    Trevor Anderson, Jarvie Engineering Pty. Ltd.; Newcastle NSW Australia Australia
    Presented at PICALO 2008

    Laser surfacing, also known as laser cladding is an emerging technology that has gained a very important foothold in the area of industrial maintenance. Not only is the process providing new opportunities to resurface and extend critical component life, it is also facilitating the development of new products and opportunities that were previously considered impractical. The process is amongst the most expensive industrial coating processes available to the market today. However the last 8 years in Australia has seen process accept...

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  • PICALO 2008 Paper #405 (Manufacture and Repair of Aero Engine Components using Laser Technology (Invited Paper))

    Manufacture and Repair of Aero Engine Components using Laser Technology (Invited Paper)
    Authors:
    Ingomar Kelbassa, Rwth Aachen University; Aachen Germany
    Jan Wilkes, Fraunhofer Ilt; Aachen Germany
    Jens Dietrich, Rwth Aachen University; Aachen Germany
    Patrick Albus, Rwth Aachen University; Aachen Germany
    Presented at PICALO 2008

    Manufacture and repair of newly-developed and high-valued aero engine components made of Titanium and Nickel base alloys have become more and more subjects of current R & D work starting with feasibility studies, over process developments yielding in certified processes and industrially implemented machines and systems engineering. ...

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  • PICALO 2008 Paper #406 (Automated, Diodelaser-Based Brazing of Carbide Tips for Optimised Saw Blade Fabrication)

    Automated, Diodelaser-Based Brazing of Carbide Tips for Optimised Saw Blade Fabrication
    Authors:
    Christian Stahlhut, Laser Zentrum Hannover e. V.; Hannover Germany
    P. Kallage, Laser Zentrum Hannover E.V.; Hannover Germany
    A. Ostendorf, Laser Zentrum Hannover E.V.; Hannover Germany
    H. Haferkamp, Laser Zentrum Hannover E.V.; Hannover Germany
    H. Brand, Laser Zentrum Hannover E.V.; Hannover Germany
    P. Dtgen, Laser Zentrum Hannover E. V. ; Hannover Germany
    Presented at PICALO 2008

    For the increase of wear-resistance circular saw blades are equipped with carbide tips of different composition. At present, inductive brazing is the excl...

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  • PICALO 2008 Paper #407 (Applications of Fibre Lasers in Solar Cell Manufacture.)

    Applications of Fibre Lasers in Solar Cell Manufacture.
    Authors:
    Jack Gabzdyl, Spi Lasers; Southampton Great Britain
    Tony Hoult, Spi Lasers Llc; Southampton CA USA
    Lu Ming, Spi Lasers; Southampton Great Britain
    Presented at PICALO 2008

    Within the solar cell industry a number of critical production processes are looking to the fibre laser to provide leading edge manufacturing solutions. In silicon based cells there is a need for silicon cutting and a novel process using a CW fibre laser has demonstrated superior cutting performance over existing technologies. In thin film based solar technologies there is a requirement for a number of scribes and cell edge deletion. The...

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  • PICALO 2008 Paper #408 (Laser-Assisted Production of Bioceramic Coatings from Marine Wastes)

    Laser-Assisted Production of Bioceramic Coatings from Marine Wastes
    Authors:
    Fernando Lusquinos, Universidade De Vigo; Vigo Spain
    Rafael Comesana, Universidade De Vigo; Vigo Spain
    Felix Quintero, Universidade De Vigo; Vigo Spain
    Antonio Riveiro, Universidade De Vigo; Vigo Spain
    Juan Pou, Universidade de Vigo; Vigo Spain
    Mohamed Boutinguiza, Universidade De Vigo; Vigo Spain
    Presented at PICALO 2008

    Wastes from different parts of fish and sea food can constitute a source of precursor material for different applications in the biomedical field such as bioceramic coatings to improve the osteointegration of metallic implants. The prese...

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  • PICALO 2008 Paper #501 (Analysis of the Powder Bed Laser Melting Process for Direct Manufacturing of Metallic Components (Invited Paper))

    Analysis of the Powder Bed Laser Melting Process for Direct Manufacturing of Metallic Components (Invited Paper)
    Authors:
    Olivier Hercher, Gip Gerailp; Arcueil France
    Pascal Aubry, Gip Gerailp; Arcueil France
    Philippe Robert, Gerailp; Cedex France
    Presented at PICALO 2008

    In this article, we propose to investigate the capabilities of the powder bed laser melting process for the direct manufacturing of aerospace components. First, we describe the powder bed laser melting process. The article starts with a brief presentation of the context of the study by presenting the main GERAILP projects related to the powder bed...

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  • PICALO 2008 Paper #502 (Physical Influences of the Plasma during Metal Powder Irradiation using Different Wavelength Laser Systems)

    Physical Influences of the Plasma during Metal Powder Irradiation using Different Wavelength Laser Systems
    Authors:
    Konrad Bartkowiak, Fraunhofer IWS; Dresden Germany
    Mikhail Vasilyev, The Univ. of Michigan; Ann Arbor, MI USA
    Presented at PICALO 2008

    The plasma effect of the irradiated metal powder surface is a physical phenomenon which can give significant information about composition created in the melt pool and also it indicates range of temperatures involved in this process. It was observed that direct laser deposition (DLD) process is not completely free from plasma effects. Obviously it depends on laser cladding parameters, influence of shielding gas and deposited material, ...

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  • PICALO 2008 Paper #504 (Direct Diode Laser Deposition of Functionally Graded Ti-6Al-4V and Inconel 718 Components)

    Direct Diode Laser Deposition of Functionally Graded Ti-6Al-4V and Inconel 718 Components
    Authors:
    Kamran Shah, The University of Manchester; Manchester Great Britain
    Andrew Pinkerton, The University of Manchester; Manchester Great Britain
    Richard Moat, The University of Manchester; Manchester Great Britain
    Lin Li, The University of Manchester; Manchester Great Britain
    Michael Preuss, The University of Manchester; Manchester Great Britain
    Presented at PICALO 2008

    Direct laser deposition (DLD) has developed from a prototyping to a single metal manufacturing tool. Its potential for creating multi-material and functionally graded structures is n...

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  • PICALO 2008 Paper #505 (Innovative Laser Consolidation Process for Making Net-shape Functional Components for Various Industrial Applications (Invited Paper))

    Innovative Laser Consolidation Process for Making Net-shape Functional Components for Various Industrial Applications (Invited Paper)
    Authors:
    Lijue Xue, National Research Council Canada; London ON Canada
    Presented at PICALO 2008

    Laser consolidation is a novel computer-aided manufacturing process being developed by the Integrated Manufacturing Technologies Institute of National Research Council of Canada (NRC-IMTI). This rapid manufacturing process produces net-shape functional metallic parts layer by layer directly from a CAD model by using a laser beam to melt the injected powder and re-solidifying it on the substrate or previous layer. As an alternative to the conventional machining process,...

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  • PICALO 2008 Paper #506 (Quality and Properties of Laser-deposited Metals)

    Quality and Properties of Laser-deposited Metals
    Authors:
    Richard Grylls, Optomec; Albuquerque NM USA
    James Bullen, Optomec; Albuquerque NM USA
    David Keicher, Optomec; Albuquerque NM USA
    Presented at PICALO 2008

    Laser-Deposition of metals, such as titanium, stainless steel, nickel, and cobalt alloys, has found increasing application in repair and rapid manufacturing. The layerwise additive approach results in unconventional microstructures, and thus can also result in unconventional material properties. With a suitable choice and control of process parameters, the solidifying metal can cool at rates of over 1000°C/s, which can result in very fine microstructures. ...

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