Fibre laser cutting of thin section mild steel: an explanation of the 'striation free' effect

This paper presents the results of an experimental and theoretical investigation into the phenomenon of 'striation free cutting', which is a feature of fibre laser/oxygen cutting of thin section mild steel. The paper concludes that the creation of very low roughness edges is related to an...

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Main Authors: Powell, J., Al-Mashikhi, S.O., Kaplan, A.F.H., Voisey, K.T.
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Published: Elsevier 2011
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author Powell, J.
Al-Mashikhi, S.O.
Kaplan, A.F.H.
Voisey, K.T.
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description This paper presents the results of an experimental and theoretical investigation into the phenomenon of 'striation free cutting', which is a feature of fibre laser/oxygen cutting of thin section mild steel. The paper concludes that the creation of very low roughness edges is related to an optimisation of the cut front geometry when the cut front is inclined at angles close to the Brewster angle for the laser-material combination.
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spelling nottingham-32582020-05-04T20:24:28Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/3258/ Fibre laser cutting of thin section mild steel: an explanation of the 'striation free' effect Powell, J. Al-Mashikhi, S.O. Kaplan, A.F.H. Voisey, K.T. This paper presents the results of an experimental and theoretical investigation into the phenomenon of 'striation free cutting', which is a feature of fibre laser/oxygen cutting of thin section mild steel. The paper concludes that the creation of very low roughness edges is related to an optimisation of the cut front geometry when the cut front is inclined at angles close to the Brewster angle for the laser-material combination. Elsevier 2011 Article PeerReviewed Powell, J., Al-Mashikhi, S.O., Kaplan, A.F.H. and Voisey, K.T. (2011) Fibre laser cutting of thin section mild steel: an explanation of the 'striation free' effect. Optics and Lasers in Engineering, 49 (8). pp. 1069-1075. ISSN 0143-8166 Laser cutting; Fiber laser; Brewster angle; Striations; Oxygen http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0143816611000832 doi:10.1016/j.optlaseng.2011.03.011 doi:10.1016/j.optlaseng.2011.03.011
spellingShingle Laser cutting; Fiber laser; Brewster angle; Striations; Oxygen
Powell, J.
Al-Mashikhi, S.O.
Kaplan, A.F.H.
Voisey, K.T.
Fibre laser cutting of thin section mild steel: an explanation of the 'striation free' effect
title Fibre laser cutting of thin section mild steel: an explanation of the 'striation free' effect
title_full Fibre laser cutting of thin section mild steel: an explanation of the 'striation free' effect
title_fullStr Fibre laser cutting of thin section mild steel: an explanation of the 'striation free' effect
title_full_unstemmed Fibre laser cutting of thin section mild steel: an explanation of the 'striation free' effect
title_short Fibre laser cutting of thin section mild steel: an explanation of the 'striation free' effect
title_sort fibre laser cutting of thin section mild steel: an explanation of the 'striation free' effect
topic Laser cutting; Fiber laser; Brewster angle; Striations; Oxygen
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