Localise measuring values with OpenDATA
- Adaptive Technology
OpenDATA
We can only improve a process if you have enough information on it. If we look at a milling process, for example, we see that vibrations, milling forces, rpms and feed can be measured. In the area of laser powder fusion welding, we see that a large number of parameters – ranging from the laser output to the temperature of the melting bath – can be recorded.
With OpenDATA, moreover, we can now answer the question of which values are to be measured – and at which locations – on the part! This local resolution permits a fast and practice-oriented insight into the particular process and thus delivers reliable information for optimization or monitoring.
OpenDATA combines positional information from the machine with measurement values supplied by external sensors.
We will find a solution to your problem as well!
Your Advantages:
- Precise assignment of measurement values to the part itself
- Support of a wide range of sensors (National Instruments interface)
- Easily understandable visualization of measurement values
Applications
Temperature measurement during laser metal deposition
As part of a project carried out in cooperation with the Institute for Laser Technology (ILT) in Aachen, melting bath temperatures are plotted and assigned to positions on the part. This allows for a deeper insight into the process and opens up new vistas of analysis and evaluation for the researchers – all of which can, in the final analysis, be used to optimize the process.