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Feasibility Study of the Laser Remelting Process Stability with respect to Initial Surface Topography and Thermographic Monitoring

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Abstract

Stability of the laser remelting (LRM) process was preliminary studied demonstrating an ability of the high-speed thermographic imaging to monitor the process conditions and estimate variations in the LRM line width.

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