An internet based surface texture information system

Bui, Son H.; Gopalan, Vijoy; Raja, J.

doi:10.1016/s0890-6955(01)00084-0

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“…A surface databank can be used to compare results obtained with different measurement or analysis software in order to validate surface analysis systems. As an example, in the United States, the National Institute of Standards and Technology developed an Internet-based surface metrology algorithm testing system for parameter assessment and algorithm verification [1,2]. There were similar developments led by the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt [3] in Germany and the National Physical Laboratory [4,5] in Great Britain.…”

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Assessing the discriminating power of roughness parameters using a roughness databank

Bigerelle¹,

Marteau²,

Blateyron³

2017

Surf. Topogr.: Metrol. Prop.

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This article presents a methodology based on the use of a surface databank, which aims at assessing the discriminating power of 3D roughness parameters. The presented databank is composed of fourteen different sets of surfaces belonging to two main tribological categories: integrity and functionality. Each set of surface is composed of two classes, called A and B. These classes are obtained by varying process conditions or study parameters. The proposed methodology is first thoroughly described in the general case of comparing two classes of one set of 3D surfaces. Then, sandblasted surfaces are used as an example before applying the methodology to the entire database.

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Assessing the discriminating power of roughness parameters using a roughness databank

Bigerelle¹,

Marteau²,

Blateyron³

2017

Surf. Topogr.: Metrol. Prop.

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“…In 2001, S.H. Bui of NIST applied Java and internet technology to develop an internet based surface texture analysis and information system [1]. B. Muralikrishnan proposed the specification of a common XML language for expressing surface texture metrology data with related process and functional data in 2002 [2].…”

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An unambiguous expression method of the surface texture

Jiang

Liu

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The current specification and verification of surface texture in international standards are considered to be too theoretical, complex and over-elaborate for industry. A functional approach that completely expresses the complicated surface texture knowledge for designers and engineers is often nonexistent on the shop floor. Based on Geometrical Product Specification (GPS) philosophy, this paper proposes an unambiguous expression schema of surface texture. The surface texture knowledge in design, manufacture and measurement is based on the general GPS matrix and structured by a categorical object model. Explicit specification and verification processes and the mapping between them are presented. The ultimate goal is to improve the collaboration and bridge the knowledge gap between design, manufacture and measurement of surface texture to reduce product development lead time and improve product quality and performance.

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“…Sacerdotti (SCOUT) with an emphasis on freely sharing and developing code for surface texture analysis [8,9]. The Surface and Form Metrology Group at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNCC) developed an Internet-based analysis and information system for surface finish [10,11]; the system allows the user to perform analysis on the Web and store surface finish data in a database for a specific application. The UNCC Internetbased application focuses on tools used in understanding the manufacturing process rather than on validating the accuracy of the surface analysis software in industry.…”

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