The Optimization and Experiment of the Low-Pressure Water Jet Assisted Laser Etching on Al2O3 Ceramic

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The ordinary laser etching on Al2O3 ceramic could bring many problems. Here introduced a new process named low-pressure water jet assisted laser etching on Al2O3 ceramic. The new composite process is much better than ordinary laser etching on Al2O3 ceramic. And the water jet can greatly reduce the thermal cracks and slag which improved the quality of the Al2O3 ceramic surface apparently. It also shows that the parameters of the laser have complex influences on the etching surface quality. Here introduces the method of orthogonal experiment to finish the experiment. Via this method can not only reduce the times of the experiment but also clearly reflect the optimization of the experimental parameters.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 760-762)

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806-810

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September 2013

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