Development of pattern on ceramic surface with parameters manipulation for laser engraving process

Mohamad Rosli, Muhammad Hafiz (2022) Development of pattern on ceramic surface with parameters manipulation for laser engraving process. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

These days, laser is commonly used in the health, graphic, and advertising industries, as well as a variety of other realms of industry. It is also appropriate for artistic experimentation. Because laser is utilised in extremely delicate operations such as eye surgery, it is reasonable to assume that it can also be used in the creation of extremely delicate art pieces. Many new approaches are being used to get fruitful effects using the engraving procedure. Because ceramic is an excellent medium to engrave, the laser engraving technique is used on ceramic tile bodies, resulting in productive effects. Laser engraving is a machining technique in which material is etched using a laser. The easiest approach for cutting exhausted materials is laser engraving, which eliminates the material layer by layer. Many different types of business lasers are used for laser engraving, including carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers, neodymium-doped yttrium aluminium garnet (Nd-YAG) lasers, fibre lasers, and semiconductor lasers. Through an experiment measure, the goal of this study is to assess the influence of technique parameters (power, speed, and frequency) on material removal rate, engraving depth, and surface microstructure. Digitally generated designs are carved on the bodies of ceramic tiles during this study. The removed material layer thickness and, as a result, the material removal rate were used to evaluate the method's performance.

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