A laser shock peening method for an additive manufactured component of a double-phase titanium alloy is provided. First, a three-dimensional digital model of a complex component is obtained, and the model is divided into a plurality of slices; a forming direction of a formed part in an additive manufacturing process is determined according to a stress direction of the additive manufactured component in an engineering application; then, the component of the double-phase titanium alloy is formed and manufactured by selective laser melting, and orientations of a C-axis of an α phase is allowed to be consistent through adjustment and control; and finally, laser shock peening is performed on all outer surfaces of the high-performance additive manufactured component of the double-phase titanium alloy by inducing a high-intensity shock wave to act in an acting direction which forms an angle in a predetermined range with the C-axis of the α phase.

An embodiment of the present invention provides a grain-oriented electrical steel sheet, including: a linear groove formed in a direction crossing a rolling direction on one surface or both surfaces of an electrical steel sheet; and a linear thermal shock portion formed in the direction crossing the rolling direction on one surface or both surfaces of the electrical steel sheet. The groove is formed in plural along the rolling direction, a distance D2 between the groove and the thermal shock portion is 0.2 to 0.5 times a distance D1 between the grooves, and a distance D3 between the thermal shock portions is 0.2 to 3.0 times the distance D1 between the grooves.

A laser shock peening method for an additive manufactured component of a double-phase titanium alloy is provided. First, a three-dimensional digital model of a complex component is obtained, and the model is divided into a plurality of slices; a forming direction of a formed part in an additive manufacturing process is determined according to a stress direction of the additive manufactured component in an engineering application; then, the component of the double-phase titanium alloy is formed and manufactured by selective laser melting, and orientations of a C-axis of an α phase is allowed to be consistent through adjustment and control; and finally, laser shock peening is performed on all outer surfaces of the high-performance additive manufactured component of the double-phase titanium alloy by inducing a high-intensity shock wave to act in an acting direction which forms an angle in a predetermined range with the C-axis of the as phase.

Disclosed is an electrochemical cell with ceramic components having a ceramic/metal gradient below a ceramic outer layer.

A cryogenic laser shock strengthening method and apparatus based on a laser-induced high temperature plasma technology includes: liquid nitrogen doped with absorber powder is irradiated using high power laser beams, to generate partial high temperature plasma, the liquid nitrogen quickly vaporizes and expands under the action of the high temperature plasma to form high-speed high-pressure air streams, and the high-speed high-pressure air streams shock a metal surface in a low temperature environment to implement the strengthening of the surface. In addition, continuous pressure accumulation of a vaporization cavity can be implemented by means of multiple laser pulses to further increase the shock wave pressure of a metal surface, thereby improving the surface strengthening effect of the metal surface.

In a cryogenic workbench, a cryogenic laser peening system and a control method. A a tapered surface gap d is adjusted, based on the electromagnetic principle, to control the gasification volume of liquid nitrogen, then the temperatures of the copious cooling workbench and the surface of a sample are precisely controlled by means of the adjustment of the heat absorption amount of liquid nitrogen gasification, the temperature adjustment range and the temperature rising/lowering rate of the cryogenic laser peening system are effectively extended, and the precision of the control of the surface temperature of the sample is increased in combination with a closed-loop control. Additionally, an intelligent control of a cryogenic laser peening process is realized by means of a computer and a PLC control unit, whereby the usage amount of liquid nitrogen in the experiment process is reduced and the processing efficiency is improved.

A system for laser-driven propulsion, system comprising a laser source and a target comprising an accelerating part and a projectile part, the accelerating part comprising a metal layer and a porous layer pressed against the metal layer; wherein the laser source is selected to emit pulse beams directed to the metal layer at a fluence below the plasma ablation threshold of the material of the metal layer.

The present description relates, according to one aspect, to a high-peak-power laser pulse generation system (10) comprising at least one first light source (101) for emitting first nanosecond laser pulses (I.sub.L), a fiber device (110) for transporting said first laser pulses, comprising at least one first multimode fiber with a single core designed to receive said first laser pulses, and at least one first optical amplifier (120) arranged at the output of said fiber device for optically amplifying said first laser pulses in order to form said high-peak-power laser pulses.

A double-side synchronous laser shock peening (LSP) method for leading edges of turbine blades employs two laser beams with the same diameter and different pulse energy to synchronously shock the front and back sides of each point within 8-10 mm range of the leading edge of the blade, wherein the laser pulse energy on the front side is greater than the laser pulse energy on the back side, and wherein, the laser power density on the front side is used to generate dynamic plastic deformation on the entire laser-shock spot area, while the laser power density on the back side is used to balance off excessive shock-wave pressure in the central area of laser-shock spot on the front side and avoid macroscopic deformation of the blade in the central area of laser-shock spot on the front side, and an optimal strengthening effect is achieved finally.

A laser shock peening device and components thereof. The optical system of the laser peening device includes sapphire optical elements, such as a lens or a prism. A water channel is provided in a pen for the laser shock peening device that has a curved flow path to direct the water. An air conduit in the pen provides a stream of air to the surface receiving the laser shock peening treatment.