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Image processing has been widely adopted as an effective technology for analyzing weld forming quality which is greatly affected by the welding process parameters. In this paper, an (5) orthogonal experiment is designed to investigate the effects of welding process parameters on the weld forming quality in laser welding of aluminum alloy. The weld characteristics including the weld width (), weld penetration (), weld area () and weld porosity () under the conditions of the different welding process parameters consisting of the laser power (), welding speed () and defocus distance () are extracted from the laser welding experiment based on image processing. The effectiveness of the weld characteristics extraction method is verified by comparing the extracted results with the measured results. It is found that the , and are all significantly influenced by the among the three welding process parameters while the influences of the three process parameters on the are insignificant. The has a significant influence on the and the has a significant influence on the . The corresponding significance of influence is lower than the significance of influence of . The analysis results are conducive to the optimization of laser welding process parameters and improvement of welding quality.
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