Abstract
In this paper, we explore the optimal combination of femtosecond laser drilling parameters for micro-hole processing on DD6 single-crystal high-temperature alloy and analyze the significance of parameter variations on the microstructure characteristics of the holes. The L25(56) orthogonal test was performed by controlling six parameters during femtosecond laser ring processing: average power; overlap rate; defocus rate; feed amount; gas pressure; and end position. The significance of the influence of the factors was analyzed by ANOVA, and the parameters were optimized by genetic algorithm. Scanning electron microscopy was performed on the micropores and the salient features of the pores were analyzed. Finally, we calculated the extreme differences and conducted single-factor effect analysis. We conclude that the defocus rate has the most significant level on the hole drilling by femtosecond laser ring processing for DD6 single crystal high-temperature alloy; and the effect of the end position is smaller than others. The optimized parameters are power 6.73 W; overlap 99%, defocus 0 mm; pressure 0.2 MPa; feed 0.02 mm, and end −0.4 mm.