Spatter Formation
Spatter Formation is a phenomenon in laser beam welding characterized by the ejection of molten metal droplets from the keyhole region due to dynamic instabilities induced by recoil pressure and vapor plume interactions during the welding process.
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Maximum Diameter of Impacting Liquid Droplets
Nick Laan, Karla G. de Bruin, Denis Bartolo et al. · Physical Review Applied · 2014 · 478 citations · Full text
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