Spot Size dia Laser Energy Deposition Time (s) (mm) Density (J/cm²) Rep 1 Rep 2 50 1.5 8.25 8.61 60 1.5 5.25 4.98 50 2 7.83 7.32 60 2 4.32 4.52 Using design of experiments for the above data and assuming spot size to be factor A and Laser energy density as factor B, calculate and plot the main and interaction effect using a, b, and ab. Show its geometrical interpretation by appropriate sketch. A. Calculate SS(A), SS(B), and SS(AB) using contrast term from DoE.
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5 J/cm2, the calculation would be: Energy (J) = 1.5 J/cm2 * 50 mm * 50 mm * 8.25 s = 6,468.75 J For Rep 2 with the same spot size and laser energy density, the calculation would be: Energy (J) = 1.5 J/cm2 * 50 mm * 50 mm * 8.61 s = 6,451.25 J For Rep 1 with a Show more…
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