Picosecond laser pulse polishing of ASP23 steel

•Roughness of ASP23 with 0.22 μm can be polished to 0.158 μm.•Spatial frequency of polished surface in a direction perpendicular to grinding marks is reduced.•Microstructures of melt and heat affected zones are martensite, tempered martensite, carbides; and dendrite. Picosecond laser pulses, in lase...

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Published in:Optics and laser technology 2018-11, Vol.107, p.180-185
Main Authors: Chen, Yuan-Di, Tsai, Wu-Jung, Liu, Sung-Ho, Horng, Ji-Bin
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Distortion
Fourier analysis
Heat
Heat affected zone
Laser materials processing
Lasers
Metallurgy
Microstructure
Morphology
Picosecond laser
Polishing
Powder-metallurgical steel
Steel
Surface roughness
Workpieces
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description •Roughness of ASP23 with 0.22 μm can be polished to 0.158 μm.•Spatial frequency of polished surface in a direction perpendicular to grinding marks is reduced.•Microstructures of melt and heat affected zones are martensite, tempered martensite, carbides; and dendrite. Picosecond laser pulses, in laser polishing, induce a light-material interaction in an extremely short period of time to melt steel. The generated heat affected zones (HAZ) are almost negligible. The induced thermal distortion of the polished workpieces can be reduced notably. This paper shows a kind of powder-metallurgical steel, ASP23, polished by a picosecond laser. The purpose of this research is to reduce thermal distortion of the workpieces after laser polishing. The surface morphologies and roughness of the polished surfaces are shown as well. Fourier analysis is used to analyze the surfaces of polished materials. In addition, the microstructure of polished ASP23 surfaces is examined.
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Fourier analysis
Heat
Heat affected zone
Laser materials processing
Lasers
Metallurgy
Microstructure
Morphology
Picosecond laser
Polishing
Powder-metallurgical steel
Steel
Surface roughness
Workpieces
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