Anders Faarbæk Mikkelstrup- PhD
- Staff Scientist at Aalborg University
Anders Faarbæk Mikkelstrup
- PhD
- Staff Scientist at Aalborg University
PhD in Applied Machine Vision for Industrial Manufacturing
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Introduction
Current institution
Education
August 2018 - August 2023
Aalborg University
Field of study
- Applied Machine Vision
September 2016 - June 2018
September 2013 - June 2016
Publications
Publications (10)
In the design of offshore jacket foundations, fatigue life is crucial. Post-weld treatment has been proposed to enhance the fatigue performance of welded joints, where particularly high-frequency mechanical impact (HFMI) treatment has been shown to improve fatigue performance significantly. Automated HFMI treatment has enhanced the quality assuranc...
Laser forming is a highly flexible and iterative contactless thermomechanical forming process that utilises a defocused laser beam to induce material shortening and bending. There is a high potential for the use of laser forming in rapid prototyping, small and unique batch production; however, to achieve that potential a certain level of automation...
In the design of offshore jacket foundations, fatigue life is crucial. Post-weld treatment has been proposed to enhance the fatigue performance of welded joints, where particularly high-frequency mechanical impact (HFMI) treatment has been shown to improve fatigue performance significantly. Automated HFMI treatment has improved quality assurance an...
Galvanometric laser scanner (GLS) systems are widely used for materials processing due to their high precision, processing velocity, and repeatability. However, GLS systems generally suffer from scan field distortions due to joint and task space relationship errors. The problem is further pronounced in robotic applications, where the GLS systems ar...
Offshore foundations are subject to fatigue due to wind and wave loads during their lifetime. Post-weld treatment is a group of techniques well known to improve the fatigue life. This study investigates how this is applicable for large structures, i.e. a 2.4 meter jacket T-node. A large scale empirical study was performed and results were obtained...
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High-frequency mechanical impact (HFMI) treatment is a well-documented post-weld treatment to improve the fatigue life of welds. Treatment of the weld toe must be performed by a skilled operator due to the curved and inconsistent nature of the weld toe to ensure an acceptable quality. However, the process is characterised by noise and vibrations; h...
Laser marking is a non-contact technique, which achieves colouring by using a laser beam to increase surface oxidation. Controlling the amount of heat induced into the part is essential in ensuring the desired degree of oxidisation. However, the induced heat is not only dependent on the process parameters, but also on the surface absorption, which...
High-frequency mechanical impact (HFMI) treatment is a well-documented post-weld treatment to improve the fatigue life of welds. Treatment of the weld toe must be performed by a skilled operator due to the curved and inconsistent nature of the weld toe to ensure an acceptable quality. However, the process is characterised by noise and vibrations; h...
The quality of robotic laser welded parts is related to the joint location, the trajectory of the laser focal point and the process parameters. By performing in-process monitoring, it is possible to acquire sufficient process knowledge for post-inspection to evaluate the geometrical weld quality. The existing solutions for such systems operate alon...
