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- 2023Impact of additive manufacturing on titanium supply chain: Case of titanium alloys in automotive and aerospace industriescitations
- 2023Impact of additive manufacturing on titanium supply chain: Case of titanium alloys in automotive and aerospace industriescitations
- 2023Electrochemical properties of graphite/nylon electrodes additively manufactured by laser powder bed fusioncitations
- 2021Mechanical properties and microstructure of additively manufactured stainless steel with laser welded jointscitations
- 2021Prospects for laser based powder bed fusion in the manufacturing of metal electrodes: A reviewcitations
- 2020Additive Manufacturing—Past, Present, and the Futurecitations
- 2020Effects of manufacturing parameters and mechanical post-processing on stainless steel 316L processed by laser powder bed fusioncitations
- 2020Characterization of part deformations in laser powder bed fusion of stainless steel 316Lcitations
- 2020Testing and analysis of additively manufactured stainless steel CHS in compressioncitations
- 2020Integration of Simulation Driven DfAM and LCC Analysis for Decision Making in L-PBFcitations
- 2019Effective parameters on the fatigue life of metals processed by powder bed fusion technique: A short reviewcitations
- 2019Study of phenomenon of fibre-laser-MIG/MAG-hybrid-weldingcitations
- 2018Correlation between pyrometer monitoring and active illuminaton imaging of laser assisted additive manufacturing of stainless steelcitations
- 2018Interaction between laser beam and paper materialscitations
- 2018Effect of process parameters to monitoring of laser assisted additive manufacturing of alumina ceramicscitations
- 2018Laser scribing of stainless steel with and without work mediacitations
- 2017Possibilities of CT Scanning as Analysis Method in Laser Additive Manufacturingcitations
- 2017Preliminary Investigation on Life Cycle Inventory of Powder Bed Fusion of Stainless Steelcitations
- 2015Preliminary comparison of properties between Ni-electroplated stainless steel parts fabricated with laser additive manufacturing and conventional machiningcitations
- 2015Overview of Sustainability Studies of CNC Machining and LAM of Stainless Steelcitations
- 2015Possibilities of CT Scanning as Analysis Method in Laser Additive Manufacturingcitations
- 2015Preliminary Investigation of Keyhole Phenomena during Single Layer Fabrication in Laser Additive Manufacturing of Stainless Steelcitations
- 2014Katsaus lisäävän valmistuksen (aka 3D-tulostus) mahdollisuuksiin ja kustannuksiin metallisten tuotteiden valmistuksessa: Case jauhepetitekniikka ; Overview to possibilities and costs of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing) of metallic materials: Case powder bed fusion technique
- 2014Monitoring of temperature profiles and surface morphologies during laser sintering of alumina ceramicscitations
- 2013Digital design and manufacturing process comparison for new custom made product family – a case study of a bathroom faucetcitations
- 2010The characteristics of high power fibre laser weldingcitations
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Interaction between laser beam and paper materials
Abstract
It is commonly known that laser beam is suitable for cutting of paper materials. Even tough laser technology has been applied to paper material cutting since 1970’s; there exists quite a few published research results about issue.Purpose of this literature review is to give comprehensive point of view about interaction between laser beam and paper materials by examining the issue from different aspects: • Optical phenomena of interaction • Absorption phenomena of interaction • Thermo-chemical phenomena of interaction When realized that paper materials is a miniature 3D net structure consisting fibres, pores and small pigment particles, it can be foreseen that there are many optical boundaries and surfaces inside material that seems to have even smooth surface for outside observer. Actually paper is optically much more complicated than a metal surface. That is why interaction of laser light can be transmitting, reflecting, scattering, refracting, diffracting, absorbing etc., when it interacts with paper material and the phenomena happens both on surface and inside the structure.There exist only a few articles about the absorption of laser beam to paper materials. The problem of these articles is that they concentrate in visible wavelength range and usually the used power is low. Based on literature, it was found that paper materials have absorption maximum in wavelength ranges of around 3 µm and 8-10 µm.It is also important to understand what happens to paper material at high temperatures. Chemical mechanism of thermal decomposition of cellulose (basic component of paper materials) in laser processing is called pyrolysis; solid cellulose decomposes at high temperatures and in absence of oxygen into small volatile compounds, like COx, water and furanes.It is commonly known that laser beam is suitable for cutting of paper materials. Even tough laser technology has been applied to paper material cutting since 1970’s; there exists quite a few published research results about issue.Purpose of this literature review is to give comprehensive point of view about interaction between laser beam and paper materials by examining the issue from different aspects: • Optical phenomena of interaction • Absorption phenomena of interaction • Thermo-chemical phenomena of interaction When realized that paper materials is a miniature 3D net structure consisting fibres, pores and small pigment particles, it can be foreseen that there are many optical boundaries and surfaces inside material that seems to have even smooth surface for outside observer. Actually paper is optically much more complicated than a metal surface. That is why interaction of laser light can be transmitting, reflecting, scattering, refracting, diffracting, absorbing etc., when it interacts with paper m...