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27 March 1997 Optical local strain testing of laser-joined sheet steels
Heinz Haferkamp, Friedrich W. Bach, Ingo Burmester, Matthias Hoefemann
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Abstract
In order to investigate the progression of tensile strength at the joints of laser beam welded sheet metal, the results of an optical measurement procedure applied during a tension test are being utilized. With the aid of a video camera and an interactive interpretation of the diagrams, the tensile strength of the samples equipped with a measuring grid may be observed during the tension test. This measuring device allows for the investigation of its viscoelasticity and eliminates the local tensile strength in the area of the joint including the heat affected zone. It is our intention to identify the properties of the sheet metal joints, which may serve as an aid for optimizing future production processes and characteristic features.
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Heinz Haferkamp, Friedrich W. Bach, Ingo Burmester, and Matthias Hoefemann "Optical local strain testing of laser-joined sheet steels", Proc. SPIE 2993, Lasers as Tools for Manufacturing II, (27 March 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.270023
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KEYWORDS
Metals

Optical testing

Cameras

Laser optics

Chlorine

Laser therapeutics

Video

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