Study on Process Parameters in Fiber Laser Micro-Cutting Technology

Mihaiela Iliescu; Teodor Necşoiu; Elena Manuela Stanciu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.657.211

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Study on Process Parameters in Fiber Laser Micro-Cutting Technology

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Sections: Fiber laser is a widely used “tool” for micro-machining various materials, in high accuracy condition. Still, there are not set rules and / or principles, so that to be sure of obtaining the required geometric precision for the part. This paper presents some attempts for setting procedures and parameters values domains, so that to further develop technologies for fiber laser micro-drilling of stainless steel sheets, with thickness of 0.5 mm.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 657)

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211-215

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October 2014

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Mihaiela Iliescu*, Teodor Necşoiu, Elena Manuela Stanciu

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Fiber Laser, Impulse, Interdependence, Micro-Drilling, Power, Process, Technology

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