DocumentCode
283127
Title
An overview of industrial beam technology
Author
Booth, Malcolm
Author_Institution
Technol. Transfer Unit, Eastern Electr., Ipswich, UK
fYear
1988
fDate
32225
Firstpage
42370
Abstract
High energy beam technology is a term used to describe processes involving electron beams or lasers which can operate at high power densities, typically up to 1010 KW/m2, or for techniques using beams of ionised species with high kinetic energy, obtained by the application of a high accelerating voltage, generally up to 100 keV. Such processes are now widely accepted as practical alternatives for many industrial applications, and they can frequently be employed in unique situations for which no previous technique existed. The author introduces the main areas of application of high energy beam techniques, as well as presenting an outline of future areas for exploitation and the scope for further developments
Keywords
electron beam applications; laser beam applications; electron beams; high accelerating voltage; high energy beam technology; high kinetic energy; industrial beam technology; lasers; overview;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
High Energy Beam Processes for Industrial Applications, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location
Middlesborough
Type
conf
Filename
208998
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