2010
DOI: 10.1063/1.3507184
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Forming of Brittle Materials—A New and Valuable Application of Diode Lasers

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“…However, there are also certain limitations such as low amount of deformation compared to conventional process in a single exposure or scan pass which adversely affect the productivity. Therefore, often localized heating by laser beam is coupled with conventional forming processes like Schuöcker et al [2] used diode laser bars in bending press to achieve the temperature necessary to bend brittle sheet metals within seconds. Recently, Lambiase et al [3] have shown that passive water cooling can drastically reduce cooling time between successive scans in multi-pass laser forming without affecting the final bending angle and thus, productivity can be improved.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, there are also certain limitations such as low amount of deformation compared to conventional process in a single exposure or scan pass which adversely affect the productivity. Therefore, often localized heating by laser beam is coupled with conventional forming processes like Schuöcker et al [2] used diode laser bars in bending press to achieve the temperature necessary to bend brittle sheet metals within seconds. Recently, Lambiase et al [3] have shown that passive water cooling can drastically reduce cooling time between successive scans in multi-pass laser forming without affecting the final bending angle and thus, productivity can be improved.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%