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  • 2023Investigations on laser beam welding of thin aluminum foils with additional filler wire1citations
  • 2023Laser beam welding of brass with combined core and ring beam1citations
  • 2022Laser beam brazing of aluminum alloys in XHV-adequate atmosphere with surface deoxidation by ns-pulsed laser radiation9citations
  • 2022Investigations on laser beam welding of thin foils of copper and aluminum regarding weld seam quality using different laser beam sources9citations
  • 2022Investigations on the effect of standing ultrasonic waves on the microstructure and hardness of laser beam welded butt joints of stainless steel and nickel base alloy2citations
  • 2022Investigations on laser beam welding of thick steel plates using a high-power diode laser beam source8citations
  • 2022Deep Learning-Based Weld Contour and Defect Detection from Micrographs of Laser Beam Welded Semi-Finished Products13citations
  • 2021Investigations on laser welding of dissimilar joints of stainless steel and copper for hot crack prevention4citations
  • 2020Influence of Ultrasound on Pore and Crack Formation in Laser Beam Welding of Nickel-Base Alloy Round Bars10citations

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  • Kaierle, Stefan
  • Seffer, Oliver
  • Hermsdorf, Jörg
  • Maiwald, Daniel
  • Overmeyer, Ludger
  • Aman, Witali
  • Szafarska, Maik
  • Gustus, René
  • Wallaschek, Jörg
  • Nowroth, Christian
  • Twiefel, Jens
  • Hustedt, Michael
  • Hilck, Alexander
  • Gu, Tiansheng
  • Rinne, Jonas
  • Grajczak, Jan
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Laser beam welding of brass with combined core and ring beam

  • Kaierle, Stefan
  • Seffer, Sarah
  • Maiwald, Daniel
  • Hermsdorf, Jörg
Abstract

<jats:p>Brass represents a large part in the production of components within the copper alloy group. Laser beam welding of this alloy offers great potential for many applications in terms of achievable seam quality and productivity. However, there is a very high tendency of the process for irregular seam surfaces and formation of pores as well as spatters. These are due, among other things, to instabilities of the keyhole, which is favored by the evaporation of the alloy component zinc. Furthermore, near-infrared laser beam wavelength can couple poorly into the material due to the low absorption level of brass, whereas absorption jumps during the melt transition. In recent years, high-brilliance near-infrared laser beam sources with adjustable beam profiles have been developed, to contribute to the stabilization of the keyhole. The presented experimental process investigations are on deep penetration welding of different brass alloys (CuZn37 and CuZn39Pb3). A laser beam source with a power of 6000 W and a combined core and ring beam was used for this purpose. It was found that the process parameters, such as energy per unit length, spot size, and process gas supply, have a significant impact on the resulting weld seam. These parameters were systematically varied. The produced seams were analyzed and evaluated using various methods, including micrograph analysis, energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy, 3D-computed tomography, and 3D-topography imaging. The results were then correlated with the process parameters. Process parameters that produce high-quality bead-on-plate and butt welds for a sheet thicknesses of 2 mm were determined.</jats:p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • pore
  • surface
  • melt
  • tomography
  • zinc
  • copper
  • evaporation
  • brass
  • X-ray spectroscopy