LASER ENHANCEMENT WITH APPLICATION IN AUTOMOTIVE. HARDWARE AND FEATURES

Normunds Teirumnieks; Nikolay Hristov; Nikolay Tontchev

Scientific paper ID 2620 : 2024/3

LASER ENHANCEMENT WITH APPLICATION IN AUTOMOTIVE. HARDWARE AND FEATURES

Normunds Teirumnieks, Nikolay Hristov, Nikolay Tontchev

Laser technologies offer ideal ways to process various materials, enjoying growing interest due to various, recent, achievements in physics and technology. The high power diode laser (HPDL) overcomes the most significant disadvantages of the renowned CO2 and Nd: YAG lasers. This review reviews some aspects of the laser hardening process, paying attention to a comparison of the subject with conventional hardening techniques. The selected orientation is towards the automotive industry.

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лазерно уякчаване лазерна термична обработка сравнение между лазерите предимства и недостатъциLaser hardening Laser heat treatment Laser comparison Advantages and disadvantages.Normunds Teirumnieks Nikolay Hristov Nikolay Tontchev

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