We reported the modification of NiAl-layered double hydroxide (LDH) by loading well-dispersed CoPd alloys through NaBH4 reduction method. The modified NiAl-LDH achieved the 14.5-fold and 2.1-fold improvements on H2 and...
Abstract.Compared with the traditional cleaning technology, laser cleaning, as a new type of industrial technology, has the advantages of high cleaning rate, green pollution-free and low cost. So laser cleaning is widely used in the fields of paint removal. This paper analyzes that the mechanism of paint removal and heat transfer process in the paint layer and substrate, also determines the process parameters of affect the laser paint removal. The removal of paint from steel substrate with fiber laser of frequency adjustable 20 to 500kHz at 1064nm is reported, researching impact that laser energy density,scanning speed and line width on the paint removal effect. The results show that, the 100μm paint layer can be removed completely while keeping the substrate undamaged with the laser energy density of 10.19J/cm 2 and speed of 4200mm/s and width of 0.02mm. In order to get better results, the cleaning efficiency can be improved by increasing the power, speed and spot size under the right energy density.
For high power diode laser, the multi-wavelength combining is an effective technology of improving the beam brightness. Based on the combing technology, the diode laser bar is described, with the different sample grating in every emitter ridge, which can have stability of the wavelength and the single longitudinal mode. Mathematics computing model based on the spilt-step fourier (SSF) method combining is built using MatLab. It simulated the multi-wavelength combining process of emitters. In simulation, the diode laser beam successively go through a focus lens and a diffraction grating, respectively. In result, the model accords with the law of the combining which is verified by existing report. The simulation solution satisfied the reported experiment.
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