Microsecond and nanosecond lasers have been studied in the past for laser cleaning applications, but femtosecond laser is rarely used for cleaning due to the greater possibility of ablation from the extremely high peak power (in gigawatt range) of ultrashort pulses. This paper reports the investigation into the feasibility of using femtosecond laser as a tool for surface cleaning of aerospace components. Surface contaminants, oxides and surface coatings were shown to be removed effectively and damage to the substrate was avoided by using a defocused laser beam and careful control of laser fluence.ASTAR (Agency for Sci., Tech. and Research, S’pore)Accepted versio
For material processing one of the main advantages of using ultra short laser pulses, comparing to l...
Laser cleaning is a promising surface preparation technique for applications in high value manufactu...
Laser cleaning techniques have been considered amongst the most impactful contributions of Physics t...
International audiencePowerful ultrafast femtosecond laser pulses have the unique ability to ablate ...
Powerful ultrafast femtosecond laser pulses have the unique ability to ablate material with minimal ...
Laser ablation for surface cleaning has been pursued for the removal of paint on airplanes. It has a...
Appropriate surface cleaning is crucial for confirming quality of manufacturing and remanufacturing....
AbstractLaser scanning processing of nickel-based superalloy AM1 surfaces by ultra-short pulses (10 ...
Surfaces with micro- and nanofeatures were proven to be a superb solution to selectively inducevario...
The aerospace industry has been at the forefront of laser material processing. At present it is an i...
In this project, the author studied the use of femtosecond (fs) laser to perform laser polishing on ...
The ability of lasers to deposit significant amounts of energy on surfaces located at large distance...
The requirements for cleaning technology, e.g. local restrictability, ecological benefit and cleanin...
Decontamination of contaminated metal and material recycle, two of 31 priority needs identified by t...
Femtosecond (fs) lasers have been recognized as a powerful tool for precision machining and micro/na...
For material processing one of the main advantages of using ultra short laser pulses, comparing to l...
Laser cleaning is a promising surface preparation technique for applications in high value manufactu...
Laser cleaning techniques have been considered amongst the most impactful contributions of Physics t...
International audiencePowerful ultrafast femtosecond laser pulses have the unique ability to ablate ...
Powerful ultrafast femtosecond laser pulses have the unique ability to ablate material with minimal ...
Laser ablation for surface cleaning has been pursued for the removal of paint on airplanes. It has a...
Appropriate surface cleaning is crucial for confirming quality of manufacturing and remanufacturing....
AbstractLaser scanning processing of nickel-based superalloy AM1 surfaces by ultra-short pulses (10 ...
Surfaces with micro- and nanofeatures were proven to be a superb solution to selectively inducevario...
The aerospace industry has been at the forefront of laser material processing. At present it is an i...
In this project, the author studied the use of femtosecond (fs) laser to perform laser polishing on ...
The ability of lasers to deposit significant amounts of energy on surfaces located at large distance...
The requirements for cleaning technology, e.g. local restrictability, ecological benefit and cleanin...
Decontamination of contaminated metal and material recycle, two of 31 priority needs identified by t...
Femtosecond (fs) lasers have been recognized as a powerful tool for precision machining and micro/na...
For material processing one of the main advantages of using ultra short laser pulses, comparing to l...
Laser cleaning is a promising surface preparation technique for applications in high value manufactu...
Laser cleaning techniques have been considered amongst the most impactful contributions of Physics t...