NC Express FPL Manual - Finn-Power International, Inc.
NC Express FPL Manual - Finn-Power International, Inc.
NC Express FPL Manual - Finn-Power International, Inc.
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Temporary High Temperature Area - This option is a<br />
solution to optimize the heat dissipation during the<br />
cutting process of thick materials.<br />
With these parameters, which are different<br />
for each kind<br />
of material and thickness, we are able to minimize the<br />
influence which the heating up of the material has on the<br />
cutting process.<br />
When<br />
we cut out a contour with the laser beam, we know<br />
that the material is warming up during this process.<br />
(powerpoint Heat Dissipation).<br />
The area that is warming up around<br />
this contour we call :<br />
THTA (Temporary High Temperature Area).<br />
To have an optimal cutting process this area and<br />
its boundaries are unaccesable<br />
for any cutting operations until it has cooled down.<br />
We can do this already when optimising the cycle from<br />
the nesting but these<br />
parameters will calculate how long the area around the contour is overheated.<br />
Delay Before Growth – (sec) This<br />
parameter tells us when this area will start to<br />
heat up. In most cases this parameter will be<br />
zero because at the moment we activate the<br />
beam and start to cut the material, the<br />
material is already warming up.<br />
Offset<br />
Growth Speed – (mm/sec) This is<br />
the speed with which the Temporary High<br />
Temperature Area grows.This depends on<br />
the kind of material and the thickness.<br />
Maximum<br />
Offset Size – (mm) this is the max. distance around the contour that<br />
will warm up during the cutting. This value will determine the maximum size of<br />
the Temporary High Temperature Area.<br />
Once the boundaries of this area have been<br />
reached the material will start to cool<br />
down<br />
Delay<br />
Before Fall – (sec) This parameter will tell us when the temporary high<br />
temperature area will start to shrink, to cool down.<br />
Offset Fall Speed – (mm/sec) This is the speed with which the warmed up area<br />
shrinks.<br />
This parameter<br />
allows us to calculate how long it will take until the area around<br />
the cut part is again safe for usage.<br />
Max<br />
Delay in Post – (sec) When jumping around from contour to contour to<br />
avoid these High Temperature Areas there can be a moment where we have to<br />
wait until everything is cooled down.This parameter allows us to set the<br />
maximum waiting time.<br />
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