• JLA Vol:9 Iss:6 (Intrapulpar temperature during continuous CO<sub>2</sub> laser irradiation in human molars: An <em>in vitro</em> study)


    Authors:
    Walter Niccoli&hyphen;Filho
    Jose´ Camilo Furlani
    Carlos Schwab
    Fernando Vagner Raldi
    Carlos de Paula Eduardo



    To establish safety parameters, we in vitro studied the increase in intrapulpal temperature caused by the use of a cw CO2 laser. A thermistor was implanted in the inner part of the pulpal chamber of 25 human lower third molars to measure the intrapulpal temperature produced by laser powers between 2–10 W and exposure times of 0.5–25.0 s. The Pearson linear correlation factor applied to the measured values showed there is a direct relationship between the independent variable and ...

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  • JLA Vol:9 Iss:6 (Scaling laws for thick&hyphen;section cutting with a chemical oxygen&ndash;iodine laser)


    Authors:
    A. Kar
    J. A. Rothenflue
    W. P. Latham



    Almost all laser&hyphen;assisted materials processing involves melting, vaporization and plasma formation which affect the utilization of laser energy for materials processing. To account for the effect of these phases, an effective absorptivity is defined, and a simple mathematical model is developed for the cutting of thick&hyphen;section stainless steel using a high power chemical oxygen—iodine laser (COIL). The model is based on an overall energy balance, and it relates the cutting depth with various process parameters that can be used to predictively scale the laser materials processing performance to ...

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