EP2869962A1 - Verfahren zum betrieb einer laserschweissvorrichtung und vorrichtung - Google Patents
Verfahren zum betrieb einer laserschweissvorrichtung und vorrichtungInfo
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- B23K—SOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
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- B23K—SOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
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- the invention relates to a method for operating a laser welding device for welding workpieces by means of a laser beam, in which method by means of at least one detection means a change in a change associated with the change of at least a first controlled variable of the welding process, optically detectable feature is detected, and by at least one data processing unit based the feature change at least a first manipulated variable for processing by at least one control device is generated. Moreover, the invention relates to an apparatus for carrying out such a method.
- Such methods for controlling the process energy in welding processes are already known from DE 197 41 329 C1 and from DE 10 2010 013 914 A1 a method for process control in laser welding with high control quality, in which a characteristic optical feature at a certain value of the process energy Transition between two states.
- seam defects can occur, which correspond to the required properties of the workpiece to be machined, for example. visibly of strength, counteract.
- a key cause of seam defects are melt losses, which can be caused by migration of the melt into a too large gap or by increased spattering. By means of these melt losses, the load-bearing cross section and thereby the strength of the welded joint can be reduced.
- melt volume is insufficient to safely bridge a gap occurring between the joining partners to large gap.
- the problem here is that when a critical gap is exceeded, the melt flows in the upper sheet and the lower sheet separate. Moreover, the entire melt volume from the top sheet can disappear into the gap, so that no more connection exists.
- a lack of melt volume manifests itself in a so-called suture incision at the seam top bead, ie the surface of the melt zone lowers relative to the surface of the workpiece and thus influences the flatness of the workpiece in the seam area.
- a welding process should be regulated so that under the given production conditions a uniform strength and flatness of the seam is given.
- the vapor capillary (also called “keyhole”) can expand so far in the direction of the molten bath that the equilibrium between vapor pressure and surface tension of the melt becomes unstable
- a hole often occurs as an undesirable defect of the seam, and if no hole is formed, the defects are at least manifested by the surface of the molten bath relative to the surface of the workpiece
- This seam incidence is an indication of a lack of melt volume.
- the melt volume is increased by maintaining a constant weld depth perpendicular to the Feed direction a wider area is melted.
- the gradient (perpendicular to the welding direction, y-direction) increases in the course of the temperature between the surfaces of the molten bath and the workpiece. If one observes the thermal image of the melting zone, one can differentiate the hotter vapor capillary from the cooler melt bath and the still cooler workpiece. A seam incidence changes the temperature profile and thus also the shape of the vapor capillary and the melt in the thermal image. Evaporation temperature prevails on the surface of the vapor capillary. As the distance to the vapor capillary increases, the temperature drops to room temperature.
- the method according to the invention thus forms a type of multi-variable control which can be operated as follows:
- One of the control circuits keeps the suture incidence constant on the basis of the change in the optically detectable feature of the capillary length L, the capillary width B or the suture signal L / B.
- a second control loop keeps the welding depth constant with respect to a specific interface. This interface may be, for example, the top or bottom of the joining partners.
- the welding depth can thus be independent of feed or defocus are considered constant.
- the corresponding set values are chosen so that the process is kept in a given process window. In particular, the limits must be selected so as to prevent critical conditions such as a stall resulting in a "fake friend".
- Both the defocusing and a change in the feed affect the weld depth. This can be achieved by regulating the energy of the line (laser power per feed
- a camera can be used together with a data processing unit (computer) both on the penetration or weld in hole within the vapor capillary , as well as on the seam inlet on the basis of capillary geometry. Two control circuits then run in parallel, with the camera being able to register the seam inclination signal and the welding depth and to output setpoints for the manipulated variables to a controller via the data processing unit.
- a data processing unit computer
- the method according to the invention can advantageously be run with different control strategies. Firstly, defocusing and feed rate can be adjusted so that the required laser power remains almost constant. Furthermore, as described above, this can be regulated that first the focus position is adjusted until the control reserve for the laser power is exhausted. Subsequently, the feed rate is then reduced. Finally, with thick sheets (in which the sheet thickness is large relative to the Rayleigh length of the laser beam), the focus position can influence the welding result. In these cases, the feed rate is preferably adjusted.
- temporal changes of the reference variables (L, B) can advantageously also be evaluated.
- "false friends” can be recognized by strong oscillation in the ratio of keyhole length to width, and in this case as well, the melt volume can be adjusted by a feed reduction or a defocusing, observing such a strong oscillation at a wedge-shaped gap. In this case, the same phenomenon is observed as described above: A gap set too large causes a loss of melt in the joining zone and represents the cause of the formation of a "false friend".
- a laser welding device for welding workpieces by means of a laser beam, with a detection means for detecting changes in the associated with the change of at least a first controlled variable of the welding process, optically detectable feature, which has at least one data processing unit, based on Feature change of the optically detectable feature generates at least a first manipulated variable for processing by at least one control device.
- the device keeps at least one further controlled variable substantially constant by changing a further manipulated variable.
- the detection means with less least provided a camera system by means of which the vapor capillary of the laser welding process is geometrically and / or thermally detected.
- the detection means may comprise a measuring device which detects the vapor capillary three-dimensionally, in particular determines its depth.
- the at least one control device thus operates, for example, with the reference variables welding depth and keyhole geometry and, for example, as manipulated variables with at least two of the three parameters laser power, feed rate and effective diameter of the laser beam.
- the latter can be influenced by the following measures: defocusing by changing the working distance or the focal length, changing the beam diameter by a variable imaging ratio of the welding optics, changing the melted weld width by a multi-focal technology with variable focal distance or by a pendulum movement of the focus laterally to the feed direction.
- the device is provided with measuring devices for detecting the reference variables.
- the detection can be done by a camera, which receives a thermal image of the molten bath, the capillary geometry sizes are removable bar.
- the welding depth can be determined by means of the so-called fürsch bathloches.
- a 3D measuring system which measures the depth of the keyholes relative to the surface of the joining partners.
- the seam penetration can also be measured.
- the keyhole length or the melt pool length could also be measured via a camera with additional illumination.
- the device can thus in addition to the laser power in addition to the seam insertion are regulated, whereby an increase in the strength and flatness of welds during laser welding can be achieved. Moreover, at the same time, the occurrence of seaming defects such as splattering by collapse of the vapor capillary or "false friends" due to enamel loss in the nip can be reduced.
- 1a is a perspective side view of two workpieces with cooled overlap welds after the welding process without seam (left) and with seam (right)
- 1 b shows a top view of a lap seam of workpieces recorded coaxially with the optical axis of a laser during the welding process with melting zone, vapor capillary and temperature curves without seam incidence (left) and with seam incidence (right);
- FIG. 2 shows the relationship between a suture control signal L / B and the manipulated variables beam diameter df, feed rate v and required laser power P;
- FIG. 1 the seam penetration in the welding process is illustrated as the joining of two partial workpieces 1, 2 along a weld seam 3 to the workpiece 10.
- FIG. 1 a the weld seams at the overlap joint without and with seam incision are sketched, which manifests itself in a lowering of the surface of the weld seam 3, in particular in the right-hand of the two illustrations of FIG - Direction of the weld 3 projecting edge 31 can be seen.
- FIG. 1 a the weld seams at the overlap joint without and with seam incision are sketched, which manifests itself in a lowering of the surface of the weld seam 3, in particular in the right-hand of the two illustrations of FIG - Direction of the weld 3 projecting edge 31 can be seen.
- 1 b shows thermal images of the corresponding welds during the welding process with the observation direction coaxial with the observation means used, wherein for the sake of clarity the representation of the part to be joined in the viewing direction has been dispensed with - surface causes the melt in the molten bath 5 at the rear wall of the capillary 4 to resist less resistance to the vapor pressure in the capillary 4. This results in a longer vapor capillary 4.
- the gradient increases (perpendicular to the welding direction, y-direction). In the course of the temperature between the surfaces of the molten bath 5 and workpiece 1, 2. Observing the thermal image of the melting zone of Figure 1, one can distinguish the hotter steam capillary 4 from the cooler melt 5 and the even cooler workpiece 10.
- a suture incidence changes the temperature profile and so that too e Shape of the vapor capillary 4 in the thermal image.
- T v evaporation temperature
- the temperature drops to room temperature.
- T R room temperature
- T M melting temperature
- the ratio L / B thus results as a suture signal. If this ratio L / B exceeds a threshold value (in the case of overlap welding on galvanized steel sheets with a thickness of 1 mm and a feed rate of 5 m / min, the threshold value is for example about 3), the molten bath volume can be increased by correspondingly setting manipulated variables and thus counteracting the seam.
- a threshold value in the case of overlap welding on galvanized steel sheets with a thickness of 1 mm and a feed rate of 5 m / min, the threshold value is for example about 3
- FIG. 2 the control of the melt volume on the basis of the suture incidence is illustrated by means of diagrams.
- a lack of melt volume is controlled by meltdown of a larger volume, whereby relatively more melt is available for bridging the gap.
- several manipulated variables can be changed, namely on the one hand a defocus ⁇ of the laser beam in curve 21 of the second diagram, which leads to broadening of the weld 3 and thus to the desired increase in the melt volume due to the associated increase in effective beam diameter df on the workpiece 10 , Due to the larger beam area, a higher laser power P is required at the same time, cf.
- a reduction in the manipulated variable feed rate v in curve 22 of the second diagram of FIG. 2 can be used to increase the volume. Based on the weld length, a larger amount of energy is thus introduced into the workpiece 10, which also leads to a spread of the weld and thus to the desired increase in the melt volume. However, since the energy input into the workpiece does not increase inversely proportional to the feed rate, a lower total laser power is required, curve 23b. This is shown in FIG. 2, wherein the choice of the manipulated variable depends on the respective requirement of the welding process. If, for example, the cycle time is to be minimized, the process is preferably kept close to the maximum laser power P.
- FIG. 3 diagrammatically shows a device 11 which has two control circuits 12, 13, and in which the regulation of the melt volume is linked to a regulation for the welding depth.
- the regulation of the laser power P takes place on penetration or welding in the upper control circuit 13 for the observer using an image feature in the thermal image of the vapor capillary 3.
- the camera 7, as detection means 14 together with a data processing unit can apply both to the throughput. or welding hole within the vapor capillary 3, as well as on the seam incidence L / B on the basis of capillary geometry regulate.
- two control loops 12, 13 run in parallel.
- the seam signal is determined in the lower feedback branch.
- the camera 7 registers the sinuous sound signal and, based on the determined values of the control variables, setpoint values for the control variables P, v and df are generated by the control devices 15, 16 provided with corresponding generators, and sent to corresponding controllers, which in the present case are provided by an axis controller 18 and the laser 19 are formed with its control, not shown.
- the invention described above relates to a method and a device for welding workpieces 10 by means of a laser beam, in which by means of at least one detection means 14 a change in an optically detectable feature associated with the change of at least a first controlled variable of the welding process is detected, and At least one first manipulated variable v, df, P for processing by at least one control device 15, 16 is generated by at least one data processing unit on the basis of the feature change
- first the first manipulated variable v, df, P is selected and changed depending on process requirements from a plurality of possible first manipulated variables v, df, P, and in order to keep a second controlled variable of the welding process substantially constant , At least one further, different from the selected first manipulated variable v, df, P manipulated variable v, df, P is changed to the corresponding control of the second controlled variable.
- the occurrence of seaming defects such as splattering by collapse of the vapor capillary 3 or by "false friends" can be reduced by loss of enamel in the nip.
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