2002
DOI: 10.1117/12.482907
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Finite element simulation of laser spallation technique

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“…Currently the whole manufacturing cycle of marine equipment took 2 to 3 years with harsh construction environment, and the surface coating bond strength of marine equipment were measured to determine whether the coating service meets the requirements. Existing methods of coating bond strength were not applicable to these coatings detection due to the low bond strength before coating off, such as the scratch test method [1] , the laser spallation method [2] , the indentation test method [3] and the pressed interface method [4] . Method and apparatus for coating weak bonding strength measurement were proposed for these difficulties, which included the laser, the beam splitter, the photodiode, the convex lens, acoustic emission sensors and the oscilloscope.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently the whole manufacturing cycle of marine equipment took 2 to 3 years with harsh construction environment, and the surface coating bond strength of marine equipment were measured to determine whether the coating service meets the requirements. Existing methods of coating bond strength were not applicable to these coatings detection due to the low bond strength before coating off, such as the scratch test method [1] , the laser spallation method [2] , the indentation test method [3] and the pressed interface method [4] . Method and apparatus for coating weak bonding strength measurement were proposed for these difficulties, which included the laser, the beam splitter, the photodiode, the convex lens, acoustic emission sensors and the oscilloscope.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%