Study Of The Carbon Dioxide (Co2) Laser Inert Gas Cutting On Inconel 718 Using Empirical Approach And Finite Element Analysis
Laser cutting is a thermal cutting process in which a highly intense laser beam melts the material throughout the material thickness and form a cut kerf width. In Malaysia, laser cutting become one of the most common industrial application of laser especially in sheet metal processing industries. In...
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my-usm-ep.422592019-04-12T05:26:32Z Study Of The Carbon Dioxide (Co2) Laser Inert Gas Cutting On Inconel 718 Using Empirical Approach And Finite Element Analysis 2011-07 Nyon , Ken Yoong TJ1-1570 Mechanical engineering and machinery Laser cutting is a thermal cutting process in which a highly intense laser beam melts the material throughout the material thickness and form a cut kerf width. In Malaysia, laser cutting become one of the most common industrial application of laser especially in sheet metal processing industries. Inconel 718 is a type of high strength nickel-based alloy, thus makes it difficult to cut using conventional cutting methods. In this research, laser inert gas cutting was identified as the best method to cut the material and nitrogen gas is chosen as the inert gas. Laser cutting of Inconel 718 for 1 mm and 2 mm thicknesses were simulated by using commercial finite element analysis (FEA) code, 2011-07 Thesis http://eprints.usm.my/42259/ http://eprints.usm.my/42259/1/NYON_KEN_YOONG.pdf application/pdf en public masters Universiti Sains Malaysia Pusat Pengajian Kejuteraan Makanikal |
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Laser cutting is a thermal cutting process in which a highly intense laser beam melts the material throughout the material thickness and form a cut kerf width. In Malaysia, laser cutting become one of the most common industrial application of laser especially in sheet metal processing industries. Inconel 718 is a type of high strength nickel-based alloy, thus makes it difficult to cut using conventional cutting methods. In this research, laser inert gas cutting was identified as the best method to cut the material and nitrogen gas is chosen as the inert gas. Laser cutting of Inconel 718 for 1 mm and 2 mm thicknesses were simulated by using commercial finite element analysis (FEA) code, |
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Study Of The Carbon Dioxide (Co2) Laser Inert Gas Cutting On Inconel 718 Using Empirical Approach And Finite Element Analysis |
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Study Of The Carbon Dioxide (Co2) Laser Inert Gas Cutting On Inconel 718 Using Empirical Approach And Finite Element Analysis |
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Study Of The Carbon Dioxide (Co2) Laser Inert Gas Cutting On Inconel 718 Using Empirical Approach And Finite Element Analysis |
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Study Of The Carbon Dioxide (Co2) Laser Inert Gas Cutting On Inconel 718 Using Empirical Approach And Finite Element Analysis |
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Study Of The Carbon Dioxide (Co2) Laser Inert Gas Cutting On Inconel 718 Using Empirical Approach And Finite Element Analysis |
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study of the carbon dioxide (co2) laser inert gas cutting on inconel 718 using empirical approach and finite element analysis |
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