Method for forming laminated composite material by laser impact and application of method
A laser shock, composite material technology, applied in laser welding equipment, metal processing equipment, welding equipment and other directions, can solve the problems of complex forming process, high preparation cost, low processing efficiency, etc., to achieve simple processing flow, laminated bonding strength high effect
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[0031] One of the characteristics of the preparation of the laminated composite material proposed by the present invention is that the pulsed laser can cause a plasma explosion on the surface of the material, thereby forming an impact pressure of the order of GPa. During the laser shock treatment, the substrate with a higher thickness produces obvious surface plastic deformation, while the laminated material with a lower thickness produces a significant overall plastic deformation. The present invention proposes to use a metal material with a higher hardness or a higher thickness as a base material, and after preparing a rough surface with higher surface roughness on the surface of the base material, a layered material with low hardness or low thickness covering the rough surface of the base material After laser shock treatment, the final substrate and laminated material form a tightly bonded or welded state under the impact pressure.
[0032] The second feature of the preparatio...
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[0036] A preparation method of laser shock forming laminated composite material includes the following steps:
[0037] (1) Use 304 stainless steel with a thickness of 5mm as the substrate; polish the surface of the substrate with 150-mesh sandpaper to obtain a surface roughness of about Ra1; then perform ultrasonic cleaning on the substrate after the polishing treatment, and the cleaning fluid is Ethanol, clean at room temperature for 5 minutes to remove impurities on the surface of the substrate; after completion, a clean substrate is obtained for use.
[0038] (2) Choose pure copper and pure aluminum foils as laminated materials. The thickness of the two foils is about 0.1mm and has a smooth surface. Before lamination, the two foils are ultrasonically cleaned. The cleaning fluid is ethanol at room temperature. Clean for 30 seconds under the conditions to remove impurities on the surface of the substrate for later use; since the stainless steel substrate and the...
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[0042] A preparation method of laser shock forming laminated composite material includes the following steps:
[0043] (1) A TC4 titanium alloy sheet with a thickness of 0.5 mm is used as the substrate; the surface of the substrate is polished with 150-mesh sandpaper to obtain a surface roughness of about Ra0.8; then the polished substrate is processed Ultrasonic cleaning, the cleaning solution is ethanol, clean at room temperature for 1 minute, for use.
[0044] (2) Choose duralumin 2A11 sheet and pure aluminum sheet as laminated materials. The thickness of duralumin 2A11 sheet is about 0.2mm, and the thickness of pure aluminum sheet is about 0.15mm. The two sheets have smooth surfaces and are Before combining, ultrasonically clean these two foils, the cleaning solution is ethanol, and clean at room temperature for 20 seconds, for use.
[0045] (3) Reference figure 1 , Place the duralumin 2A11 sheet (ie laminate material) with a smooth surface on the TC4 titaniu...
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