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Welding of high thicknesses using a fibre optic laser up to 30 kWFootnote

M. Grupp IPG LASER GmbH, Burbach, Germany
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K. Klinker IPG LASER GmbH, Burbach, Germany
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S. Cattaneo IPG Photonics Srl, Legnano, Milan, Italy
Pages 109-112 | Published online: 03 Nov 2011

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S. V. Kuryntsev, N. V. Gryazev & E. M. Shamov. (2016) Using fibre lasers for welding thick materials with beam scanning and nickel-based powder filler. Welding International 30:12, pages 953-956.
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Nan Jiang, Meng Jiang, Xi Chen, Tianyi Han, Shengchong Ma, Yuan Chen, Zhiyuan Wang, Yumo Jiang, Lijun Yang, Zhenglong Lei & Yanbin Chen. (2024) Effect of beam oscillation on weld formation, microstructure and mechanical properties in vacuum laser beam welding of thick section 5083 aluminum alloy. Optics & Laser Technology 171, pages 110408.
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I Bunaziv, X Ren & V Olden. (2023) A comparative study of laser-arc hybrid welding with arc welding for fabrication of offshore substructures. Journal of Physics: Conference Series 2626:1, pages 012033.
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Ivan Bunaziv, Xiaobo Ren, Anette Brocks Hagen, Even Wilberg Hovig, Ivana Jevremovic & Sverre Gulbrandsen-Dahl. (2023) Laser beam remelting of stainless steel plate for cladding and comparison with conventional CMT process. The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology 127:1-2, pages 911-934.
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Meng Jiang, Nan Jiang, Xi Chen, Shengchong Ma, Yuan Chen, Yanbin Chen & Zhenglong Lei. (2021) Experimental and numerical investigation of single-pass laser welding of 20 mm-thick high-strength steel under reduced ambient pressure. Journal of Materials Research and Technology 15, pages 2317-2331.
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Ivan Bunaziv, Odd M. Akselsen, Jan Frostevarg & Alexander F. H. Kaplan. (2019) Application of laser-arc hybrid welding of steel for low-temperature service. The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology 102:5-8, pages 2601-2613.
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Anna Unt, Ilkka Poutiainen, Stefan Grünenwald, Mikhail Sokolov & Antti Salminen. (2017) High Power Fiber Laser Welding of Single Sided T-Joint on Shipbuilding Steel with Different Processing Setups. Applied Sciences 7:12, pages 1276.
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Muhammad Sohail, Sang-Woo Han, Suck-Joo Na, Andrey Gumenyuk & Michael Rethmeier. (2015) Numerical investigation of energy input characteristics for high-power fiber laser welding at different positions. The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology 80:5-8, pages 931-946.
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Peh Siong Teh, Shaif-ul Alam, Richard J Lewis & David J Richardson. (2014) Single polarization picosecond fiber MOPA power scaled to beyond 500 W. Laser Physics Letters 11:8, pages 085103.
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