Treffer: Visual measurement of layer thickness in multi-layered functionally graded metal materials.

Title:
Visual measurement of layer thickness in multi-layered functionally graded metal materials.
Source:
Advances in Production Engineering & Management; Jun2016, Vol. 11 Issue 2, p105-114, 10p
Database:
Complementary Index

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Multi-layered functionally gradient metal materials are formed by metal material deposing with Laser Engineered Net Shaping (LENS) technology. LENS is an additive manufacturing technique that employs a high-power laser as the power source to fuse powdered metals into fully dense three-dimensional structures layer by layer. Layer thickness is an important factor in machining and processing of such advanced materials, as well as in the production, as a feedback to LENS machine operator. Knowing the thickness of the manufactured layer of multi-layered metal material is fundamental for understanding the LENS process and optimizing the machining operations. In this paper, software for visual multi-layered functionally graded material layer thickness measurement is presented. The layer thickness is automatically determined by the software that is programmed in Matlab/Simulink, high-level programming language. The software is using cross-section metallographic images of cladded layers for thickness measuring. Graphic User Interface (GUI) is also created and presented. The results of measurement are presented to demonstrate the efficiency of the developed measurement software. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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