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Laser drilling of nickel alloys

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Abstract

Pure nickel, Hastealloy X, and Inconel 718 alloys were laser drilled to a depth of 0.8 in. A pulsed CO2 laser was used for drilling. The operating parameters that were varied included voltage, pulse width, and repetition rate. Holes were drilled in specimens 1/4 × 1/4 × 0.8 in. After drilling, specimens were sectioned by watering saw, metallographically mounted, and polished. It was found that generally the holes were narrow at the top and bottom of the specimens with a bulging out in the center.

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