Development of Overlaying Welding Method using Hot-wire Laser Welding Method

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Title:	Development of Overlaying Welding Method using Hot-wire Laser Welding Method
Authors:	林唯安;Lin, Wei-An
Contributors:	機械工程學系
Keywords:	雷射銲接;堆銲;半導體雷射;熱絲;積層製造;複合銲線;Laser welding;Cladding;Diode laser;Hot-wire;AM;Flux cored wire
Date:	2020-03-11
Issue Date:	2020-06-05 17:43:08 (UTC+8)
Publisher:	國立中央大學
Abstract:	本研究採用熱絲送給工藝搭配雷射堆銲，去探討在不同應用下的製程，找尋其製程最佳銲接條件，並觀察不同製程下的金相及檢討相對應的實驗結果。研究結果顯示，不論是使用鐵基及鎳基FCW (Flux core wire) 含碳化鎢顆粒的複合材料，還是鋁材都可以完成相對於其他銲接工藝，以極低的熱輸入達到非常高效的結果。但是依據材料特性不同，如鐵基FCW 含碳化矽，根據實驗結果鐵和碳化鎢在熱絲加熱過程中高溫下會產生強烈反應，以至於銲接過程不安定，造成銲條形狀不穩定，使得此製程無法應用於這個材料。 ;In this study discuss the process of hot-wire feeding system with laser cladding method to examine the processes for different applications, and to find the best welding parameters under their processes. According to the different processes’ experiment results, observe the cross -section and its corresponding criterion of experimental results are reviewed also. The research results show, which whether using Fe and Nickel matrix FCW composites containing tungsten carbide particles, or aluminum, it can achieve very efficient results with extremely low heat input compared to other welding processes. However, depending on the material characteristics, such as iron-based FCW containing silicon carbide, according to the experimental results, iron and tungsten carbide will have a strong reaction at high temperatures in the hot-wire system, so that the welding process is unstable, resulting in unstable electrode shape, making this process unusable for this material.
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