Acoustic Features of the Impact of Laser Pulses on Metal-Ceramic Carbide Alloy Surface

Technologies associated with using concentrated energy flows are increasingly used in industry due to the need to manufacture products made of hard alloys and other difficult-to-process materials. This work is devoted to expanding knowledge about the processes accompanying the impact of laser pulses on material surfaces. The features of these processes are reflected in the acoustic emission signals, the parameters of which were used as a tool for understanding the accompanying phenomena. The influence of plasma formations above the material surface on self-oscillatory phenomena and the self-regulation process that affects pulse productivity were examined. The stability of plasma formation over time, its influence on the pulse performance, and changes in the heat flux power density were considered. Experimental data show the change in the power density transmitted by laser pulses to the surface when the focal plane is shifted. Experiments on the impact of laser pulses of different powers and durations on the surface of a hard alloy showed a relationship between the amplitude of acoustic emission and the pulse performance. This work shows the data content of acoustic emission signals and the possibility of expanding the research of concentrated energy flow technologies.

Authors
Grigoriev S.N.1 , Kozochkin M.P. 1 , Porvatov A.N.1 , Ostrikov E.A.1 , Mustafaev E.S.1 , Gurin V.D.1 , Okunkova A.A.1
Publisher
MDPI AG
Number of issue
16
Language
English
Status
Published
Volume
24
Year
2024
Organizations
  • 1 Moscow State University of Technology STANKI
Keywords
acoustic emission; concentrated energy flows; laser; power density; pulses; self-oscillation; spectral analyses

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