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Estimation of the depth limit for percussion drilling with picosecond laser pulses
Abstract:
We present a model to predict the final depth of percussion-drilled holes that are produced with picosecond laser pulses in metals. It is based on the assumption that boreholes always have conical geometries when the drilling process terminates. We show that the model is valid for various process parameters when drilling in stainless steel. This was even confirmed by drilling with 3 mJ pulses, which resulted in a 10 mm deep borehole without thermal damage.
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