On-line measurement of surface roughness is an important element in a Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) environment. Current methods of contact measurement are not suitable as they interfere with the machining process. Optical methods, such as laser profilometry, in general, use expensive and large equipment, which pose difficulties in the implementation on the machine tool for on-line monitoring. This paper presents an optical area based surface characterization technique which applies fractal geometry and basic light scattering principles. The novelty in this approach is that the above principles are used to facilitate in- process measurement and control. A prototype of this system is developed and the experimental results are prese...
Quasi-calibrated, easy-to-use visual methods for assessing the roughness (or smoothness) of optical ...
In manufacturing engineering the surface finish of a machined component is of fundamental importance...
Load bearing conjunctions are never perfectly flat. They are covered by surface features, which may ...
On-line measurement of surface roughness is an important element in a Computer Integrated Manufactur...
The measurement of surface finish has been recognized as an important element of Computer Integrated...
Assessment of finish quality of machined components has been a major concern of the machine tool ind...
The surface finish of machined parts determines the functionality of the product including how it fi...
Surface finish of machined parts determines the functionality of the product and also the machining ...
On-line roughness measurement of a surface with one-dimensional manufacturing marks is difficult to ...
An optical method is described that makes measurement of surface roughness of machined parts in a wi...
AbstractProcesses for the production of optically smooth surfaces are very costly. This is due to a ...
Structured and complex data can be found in many applications in research and development, and also ...
Surface roughness parameters and conventional methods of roughness measurement are briefly presented...
An area-integrating method that uses the technique of total integrated light scatter for evaluating ...
The wide scale inspection of extended technical components with respect to the recognition of typica...
Quasi-calibrated, easy-to-use visual methods for assessing the roughness (or smoothness) of optical ...
In manufacturing engineering the surface finish of a machined component is of fundamental importance...
Load bearing conjunctions are never perfectly flat. They are covered by surface features, which may ...
On-line measurement of surface roughness is an important element in a Computer Integrated Manufactur...
The measurement of surface finish has been recognized as an important element of Computer Integrated...
Assessment of finish quality of machined components has been a major concern of the machine tool ind...
The surface finish of machined parts determines the functionality of the product including how it fi...
Surface finish of machined parts determines the functionality of the product and also the machining ...
On-line roughness measurement of a surface with one-dimensional manufacturing marks is difficult to ...
An optical method is described that makes measurement of surface roughness of machined parts in a wi...
AbstractProcesses for the production of optically smooth surfaces are very costly. This is due to a ...
Structured and complex data can be found in many applications in research and development, and also ...
Surface roughness parameters and conventional methods of roughness measurement are briefly presented...
An area-integrating method that uses the technique of total integrated light scatter for evaluating ...
The wide scale inspection of extended technical components with respect to the recognition of typica...
Quasi-calibrated, easy-to-use visual methods for assessing the roughness (or smoothness) of optical ...
In manufacturing engineering the surface finish of a machined component is of fundamental importance...
Load bearing conjunctions are never perfectly flat. They are covered by surface features, which may ...