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Experimental study of thermal deformation of honeycombed PCM cooled mirror in resonator
A new kind of phase change material (PCM) cooled mirror for use in the resonator of high power lasers is proposed. The PCM cooled mirror can minimize the thermal deformation on the reflecting surface effectively. A test setup was designed and the laser-induced thermal deformation of honeycombed PCM cooled mirror was measured at real time. Compared with a solid silicon mirror, it was only 0.45 µm at the tenth second of laser irradiation after absorbing 140 W net heat. In addition, the influence of the method of support on the thermal deformation was studied by experiments and showed that a simple support is compatible with a PCM cooled mirror.
期刊介绍:
Lasers in Engineering publishes original (primary) research articles, reviews, short communications and letters on all aspects relating to the application of lasers in the many different branches of engineering and related disciplines.
The topics covered by Lasers in Engineering are the use of lasers: in sensors or measuring and for mapping devices; in electrocomponent fabrication; for materials processing; as integral parts of production assemblies; within the fields of biotechnology and bioengineering; in micro- and nanofabrication; as well as the materials and processing aspects of techniques such as cutting, drilling, marking, cladding, additive manufacturing (AM), alloying, welding and surface treatment and engineering.
Lasers in Engineering presents a balanced account of future developments, fundamental aspects and industrial innovations driven by the deployment of lasers. Modern technology has a vitally important role to play in meeting the increasingly stringent demands made on material and production systems. Lasers in Engineering provides a readily accessible medium for the rapid reporting of new knowledge, and technological and scientific advances in these areas.