研究目的
Investigating the online weld pool contour extraction and seam width prediction based on mixing spectral vision.
研究成果
The proposed double-path imaging system and GNSM method can obtain high signal-to-noise ratio weld pool images and extract accurate contours. The online seam width prediction method based on Gaussian fitting has an average deviation within 0.20 mm and can be applied to predict weld seam width before seam formation.
研究不足
The selection of imaging bands is more based on the summary of experimental results, and there are no theoretical and systematic analyses. The different imaging band selected by different researchers is quite different, there is no theoretical guidance for the selection of the optimal imaging band for different processes and materials.
1:Experimental Design and Method Selection:
A passive vision sensing system and a double-path imaging method were used to capture weld pool images. The optimal bands (660-nm narrowband and 850-nm long-pass) were selected based on the mixed spectra of the weld pool and the arc.
2:Sample Selection and Data Sources:
High-nitrogen steel GMAW with protective atmosphere of Ar + O2 was used.
3:List of Experimental Equipment and Materials:
Two CCD cameras, semi-reflecting and semi-transmitting mirror, totally reflective mirror, 660-nm narrowband filter, 850-nm long-pass filter, and pulse synchronous trigger.
4:Experimental Procedures and Operational Workflow:
The thermal radiation of the weld pool was divided into two beams of light, which passed through the 850-nm long-pass filter and 660-nm narrowband filter to two cameras.
5:Data Analysis Methods:
Gradient and Gray-based Neighbor Superpixel Merging (GNSM) method was used to extract the contour of the weld pool image. Gaussian distribution was used to fit the pixel width of the contour and the corresponding seam width measured by three-dimensional reconstruction.
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