The Effect of Scan Speed on Engraving Depth and Surface Roughness of AISI H13 Tool Steel
Şefika Kasman, Ibrahim Etem Saklakoglu
Abstract
Şefika Kasman, Ibrahim Etem Saklakoglu
Abstract
The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of scan speed and frequency on surface roughness and engraving depth of AISI H13 hot work tool steel. The experimental studies were conducted by fiber laser marker machine. The relationship between the parameters is showed that the highest surface roughness and depth values were achieved at lowest scan speed (125mm/s). The depth and surface roughness of engraved geometry was decreased at increase in scan speed. It was concluded that, the surface roughness and depth can be controlled by scan speed and frequency.
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The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of scan speed and frequency on surface roughness and engraving depth of AISI H13 hot work tool steel. The experimental studies were conducted by fiber laser marker machine. The relationship between the parameters is showed that the highest surface roughness and depth values were achieved at lowest scan speed (125mm/s). The depth and surface roughness of engraved geometry was decreased at increase in scan speed. It was concluded that, the surface roughness and depth can be controlled by scan speed and frequency.
Key concepts: Engraving, Surface roughness, Materials science, Surface finish, Optics, Composite material, Engineering drawing, Engineering