Hongjie Chang

Hongjie Chang


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Academic Career Length

4Years (2023-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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16 March 2023 in Micromachines
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HYHaipeng Yan
Haipeng Yan
FDFei Deng
Fei Deng
ZQZhiying Qin
Zhiying Qin
JZJinda Zhu
Jinda Zhu
HCHongjie Chang
Hongjie Chang
HNHuli Niu
Huli Niu
The surface/subsurface damage of engineering ceramics after machining has a great influence on the service performance of parts. In order to obtain a high grinding surface quality of engineering ceramics, and take silicon nitride ceramic as a research object, a series of grinding experiments were carried out. The effects of grinding parameters on longitudinal crack propagation depth and the surface residual stress of silicon nitride ceramics were analyzed by grinding experiments, and the residual stress at the location of crack propagation was obtained. The variation in the grinding temperature under different grinding parameters was explored. The influences of the grinding temperature on crack propagation depth and surface residual stress were clarified, the distribution of residual stress along the depth direction was discussed, and the relationship between the residual stress and crack propagation was revealed. The results show that the residual compressive stress on the surface of silicon nitride ceramics decreases with the increase in the depth of crack propagation and the degree of surface brittle spalling. The residual stress at the location of the crack propagation was residual tensile stress. The crack propagation depth increased with the increase in the residual tensile stress. The research provides a reference for the realization of high-quality surfaces in the grinding of silicon nitride ceramics.

30 June 2023 in Micromachines
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JLJiaqi Liu
Jiaqi Liu
BWbin wei
bin wei
HCHongjie Chang
Hongjie Chang
JLJie Li
Jie Li
GYGuang Yang
Guang Yang
Laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) is of great importance for the visual measurement and analysis of the metallization process, which is the process of solid, liquid, and gas phase transformations of metal powders under high-energy laser irradiation due to the low boiling point/high saturated vapor pressure. Since the evaporation of metals involves the interaction of driving forces such as vapor back pressure, surface tension, and gravity, the movement of the melt pool is not stable. At the same time, it also produces vaporization products such as vapor plumes and sprays, which cause defects such as bubbles, porosity, lack of fusion, inclusions, etc., during the manufacturing process of the parts, affecting the performance and manufacturing quality of the parts. More and more researchers are using imaging technologies, such as high-speed X-ray, high-speed visible light cameras, and high-speed schlieren imaging, to perform noncontact visual measurements and analyses of the melt pool, vapor plume, and spatter during the metal evaporation process, and the results show that the metal evaporation process can be suppressed by optimizing the process parameters and changing the processing atmosphere, thereby reducing part defects and improving part performance and built part quality. This paper reviews the research on metal evaporation mechanisms and visual measurement methods of metal evaporation, then discusses the measures of metal evaporation, and finally summarizes and prospects the future research hotspots of LPBF technology, according to the existing scholars’ research on numerical simulation analysis and visual measurement methods of the metal evaporation process.

3 January 2024 in Micromachines
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BWbin wei
bin wei
JLJiaqi Liu
Jiaqi Liu
JLJie Li
Jie Li
ZZZigeng Zhao
Zigeng Zhao
YLYang Liu
Yang Liu
HCHongjie Chang
Hongjie Chang
Improving the quality of metal additive manufacturing parts requires online monitoring of the powder bed laying procedure during laser powder bed fusion production. In this article, a visual online monitoring tool for flaws in the powder laying process is examined, and machine vision technology is applied to LPBF manufacture. A multiscale improvement and model channel pruning optimization method based on convolutional neural networks is proposed, which makes up for the deficiencies of the defect recognition method of small-scale powder laying, reduces the redundant parameters of the model, and enhances the processing speed of the model under the premise of guaranteeing the accuracy of the model. Finally, we developed an LPBF manufacturing process laying powder defect recognition algorithm. Test experiments show the performance of the method: the minimum size of the detected defects is 0.54 mm, the accuracy rate of the feedback results is 98.63%, and the single-layer laying powder detection time is 3.516 s, which can realize the effective detection and control of common laying powder defects in the additive manufacturing process, avoids the breakage of the scraper, and ensures the safe operation of the LPBF equipment.

18 March 2025 in Scientific Reports
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YZYuhui Zhou
Yuhui Zhou
BWbin wei
bin wei
GYGuang Yang
Guang Yang
JLJie Li
Jie Li
HCHongjie Chang
Hongjie Chang
Aiming at the current high-speed real-time inspection demand faced in the production of filter rods with cores and the limitations of traditional quality control methods, this study proposes a high-speed online inspection method based on machine vision. As the production speed of filter rods increases, the traditional inspection methods cannot meet the real-time and accuracy requirements in a high-speed environment, while the restricted production environment and more disturbing factors lead to an increase in the detection error. Therefore, this paper proposes an efficient visual inspection method, which combines the ellipse fitting algorithm to accurately obtain the coordinates of the filter rods and their mandrel centre points, and evaluates the mandrel deviation through the Euclidean distance calculation to judge the product qualification. The experimental results show that the system is capable of inspecting at a rate of 4200 pcs per minute in a complex environment with a defect detection rate of more than 95%. The technology significantly improves the inspection efficiency and product quality of the filter rod production line, providing a reliable intelligent inspection solution for the filter rod manufacturing industry.