Laser welding head with dual movable mirrors providing beam movement and laser welding systems and methods using same
US-2016368089-A1 · Dec 22, 2016 · US
US10144091B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10144091-B2 |
| Application number | US-201214416796-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jul 26, 2012 |
| Priority date | Jul 26, 2012 |
| Publication date | Dec 4, 2018 |
| Grant date | Dec 4, 2018 |
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A welded portion shape of a cross-section perpendicular to the shaped steel longitudinal direction is set to satisfy a>0 mm, b>0 mm, c≥0.14 Tw, d≥0 mm, e≥0 mm, a+d≤2 mm and b+e≤2 mm; where a is a front melting width of the web material (on the laser beam irradiation side), b is a rear melting width of the web material (on the laser beam non-irradiation side), c is a maximum weld penetration depth, in a plate pressure direction, into the flange material, d is a front melting width of the flange material (on the laser beam irradiation side), e is a rear melting width of the flange material (on the laser beam non-irradiation side), and Tw is the plate thickness of the web material.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A laser-welded shaped steel comprising a T-shaped joint, formed by pressing of an edge of a plate-shaped web material perpendicularly against a plate-shaped flange material, which is fusion-joined by a one-pass laser beam irradiation that is irradiated from a front side face of the web material to form a continuous one-pass weld bead along the edge of the web material with the flange material, wherein: both the flange material and the web material comprise a steel plate; the weld melts through the entire thickness of the web material and into a front side face of the flange material to form a weld penetration which extends from a laser beam irradiation side to a laser beam non-irradiation side of the flange material; and a cross-section of the weld bead perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of said shaped steel satisfies a>0, b>0, c≥0.14 Tw, d≥0, e≥0, wherein: a is a front melting width of the web material on the laser beam irradiation side, b is a rear melting width of the web material on the laser beam non-irradiation side, c is a maximum weld penetration depth, in the plate thickness direction, into the flange material opposite the web material, d is a front melting width of the flange material on the laser beam irradiation side, e is a rear melting width of the flange material on the laser beam non-irradiation side, and Tw is the plate thickness of the web material, with all units thereof being mm, and wherein the maximum weld penetration depth into the flange material extends in a direction substantially transverse to the edge of the web material. 2. The laser-welded shaped steel according to claim 1 , wherein a surface area of the weld penetration into the flange material is Sf and a surface area of the weld penetration into the web material is Su, and a ratio Sf/Su satisfies Sf/Su<0.75. 3. A laser-welded shaped steel comprising a T-shaped joint, formed by pressing of an edge of a plate-shaped web material perpendicularly against a plate-shaped flange material, which is fusion-joined by a of one-pass laser beam irradiation that is irradiated from a front side face of the web material to form a continuous one-pass weld bead along the edge of the web material with the flange material, wherein: both the flange material and the web material comprise a galvanized steel plate; the weld melts through the entire thickness of the web material and into a front side face of the flange material to form a weld penetration which extends from a laser beam irradiation side to a laser beam non-irradiation side of the flange material; and a cross-section of the weld bead perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of said shaped steel satisfies a>0, b>0, c≥0.14 Tw, d≥0, e≥0, a+d≤2, b+e≤2, wherein: a is a front melting width of the web material on the laser beam irradiation side, b is a rear melting width of the web material on the laser beam non-irradiation side, c is a maximum weld penetration depth, in the plate thickness direction, into the flange material opposite the web material, d is a front melting width of the flange material on the laser beam irradiation side, e is a rear melting width of the flange material on the laser beam non-irradiation side, and Tw is the plate thickness of the web material, with all units thereof being mm, and wherein the maximum weld penetration depth into the flange material extends in a direction substantially transverse to the edge of the web material. 4. The laser-welded shaped steel according to claim 3 , wherein a surface area of the weld penetration into the flange material is Sf and a surface area of the weld penetration into the web material is Su, and a ratio Sf/Su satisfies Sf/Su<0.75.
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