激光焊接PRECITECQUALITYCONTROLINWELDINGPROCESS.pptVIP

Process Monitoring forLaser Welding Systems Requirements on process monitoring Laser Welding Principle Influences on the weld quality Survey – In-Process : Sensory Devices YAG-LASER Integration of internal sensors to the beam path Sensors can be integrated within the beam source in a similar way Welding head with integrated sensors (YW50) Survey – In-Prozess : Sensors for CO2-LASER Timesharing Laser - network Process visualisation Precitec Group Subsidiaries Representatives 175 Employees Requirements on  process monitoring Seam quality Process monitoring systems Precitec Group Peter Goerdes / Olivier Perret Precitec 84, av. Georges Clémenceau F94700 – Maisons-Alfort Outline General presentation with focus on ?in process“ monitoring. Requirements on process monitoring Seam quality Process monitoring systems Precitec Group Requirements on process monitoring Seam quality Process monitoring systems Precitec Group Quality assurance in mass production Cost efficiency zero failure tolerance Traceability of bad welds 100%- Documentation Imediate discharge of bad parts no further processing of bad parts, no call backs Continous optimazation of the process Reduction of the reject rate Trend analysis and visualization of warning signals avoid production downtimes Quality assurance within the process cycle Reduction of visual and destructive testing Requirements on process monitoring Man Machine Interface (MMI) simple graphical user interface (GUI) integration in QM system easy maintanance remote service / via Internet simple integration to the laser machine Requirements on process monitoring Seam quality Influences Characteristics Process monitoring systems Precitec Group Conduction welding?? The specimen gets heated up to welding temperature. The penetration depth is limited by heat conduction Deep penetration welding Beyond threshold intensity, a vapour capillary (Keyhole) is formed, which deeply penetrates the specimen. The laser beam led withing th