Microstructural changes in steel, irradiated by nanosecond iodine laser pulses

Autor:	J. Meijer, C. F. Magnusson, I. Sarady, L.-Y. Wei, F. Wisselink
Rok vydání:	1993
Předmět:	Shock wave Materials science Plasma formation Astrophysics::High Energy Astrophysical Phenomena Metallurgy Plasma Radiation Nanosecond Laser law.invention Superheating Physics::Plasma Physics law Physics::Space Physics Irradiation Atomic physics
Zdroj:	International Congress on Applications of Lasers & Electro-Optics.
DOI:	10.2351/1.5058616
Popis:	The interaction of intense laser radiation with a metal surface in vacuum is a complicated process which involves surface melting, vaporisation, plasma formation, plasma heating and finally a breakdown or explosion of the superheated plasma. The explosion of the plasma causes a high-pressure shock wave, which acts as an impact on the material.The interaction of intense laser radiation with a metal surface in vacuum is a complicated process which involves surface melting, vaporisation, plasma formation, plasma heating and finally a breakdown or explosion of the superheated plasma. The explosion of the plasma causes a high-pressure shock wave, which acts as an impact on the material.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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