Abstract
This research paper presents the investigation on laser transformation hardening (LTH) of unalloyed titanium of 1.6mm thickness sheet, nearer to ASTM Grade 3 of chemical composition was investigated using 2KW CW Nd: YAG Laser. The effects of laser process parameters: laser power750-1250W), scanning speed (1000-3000 mm/min) and focal point position (-10mm to -30mm) on the hardened bead profile parameters such as hardened bead width (HBW) and hardened depth (HD) was investigated using Response Surface Methodology (RSM). The experimental design is based on an independent quadratic Box-Behnken Design (BBD) matrix. The reduced linear and quadratic polynomial equations for predicting hardened bead width and hardened depth of bead profile were developed. Adequacies of models were examined by Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) technique. The results designate that the mathematical models developed predict the responses adequately adequate within the limits of hardening parameters being employed. It is recommended that the regression equations can be used to find optimum laser hardening conditions for desired criterion.
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