2018
DOI: 10.1007/s40194-018-0670-y
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Characterization of spontaneous magnetic signals for residual stress in plasma transferred arc welding process

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“…Literature [10] uses image processing algorithms to extract the characteristic parameters of the weld pool image during the welding process in the process of wire‐filled pulse GTAW, establishes a model to describe the corresponding weld pool shape information, and lays the foundation for the next step of the welding process. Literature [11] obtained the visual information of the weld surface through a self‐built binocular stereo vision system, analysed and processed the visual information to extract the edge contour of the weld formation, explored the image information representation method of multiple formation parameters of the weld, and finally proposed A new method for judging weld formation based on binocular stereo vision. Literature [12] uses a three‐light path vision sensor system to simultaneously collect images of the molten pool directly in front, diagonally behind, and diagonally below the welding pool, and project the three images onto the same image.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature [10] uses image processing algorithms to extract the characteristic parameters of the weld pool image during the welding process in the process of wire‐filled pulse GTAW, establishes a model to describe the corresponding weld pool shape information, and lays the foundation for the next step of the welding process. Literature [11] obtained the visual information of the weld surface through a self‐built binocular stereo vision system, analysed and processed the visual information to extract the edge contour of the weld formation, explored the image information representation method of multiple formation parameters of the weld, and finally proposed A new method for judging weld formation based on binocular stereo vision. Literature [12] uses a three‐light path vision sensor system to simultaneously collect images of the molten pool directly in front, diagonally behind, and diagonally below the welding pool, and project the three images onto the same image.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%