2017
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-017-1393-8
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Repair of defective 3D blade model based on deformation of adjacent non-defective cross-sectional curve

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“…The raw scanned point cloud data of blades are often contaminated with outliers at high curvature features due to undesirable reflections during the scanning process. To ensure an accurate assessment of the morphological parameters of the cross-sectional profile and to reduce the effect of scan data inaccuracies, Khameneifar and Feng, 28 Xiao and Huang, 29 Lu, 30 and other researchers reconstructed the blade profile with the help of B-sample generality in closed curve approximation. In order to reduce the sensitivity to outliers during curve reconstruction, some researchers tried to smooth and skeletonize the unorganized point cloud data.…”
Section: Based On Point Cloud Outlinementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The raw scanned point cloud data of blades are often contaminated with outliers at high curvature features due to undesirable reflections during the scanning process. To ensure an accurate assessment of the morphological parameters of the cross-sectional profile and to reduce the effect of scan data inaccuracies, Khameneifar and Feng, 28 Xiao and Huang, 29 Lu, 30 and other researchers reconstructed the blade profile with the help of B-sample generality in closed curve approximation. In order to reduce the sensitivity to outliers during curve reconstruction, some researchers tried to smooth and skeletonize the unorganized point cloud data.…”
Section: Based On Point Cloud Outlinementioning
confidence: 99%
“…3 Flow around leading edge for a blade with a blunt leading edge (1) and a blade with a nominal leading edge (2), based on [13] the adaptation of the defective areas to the remaining part of the blades. In most cases, this is done by interpolation or extrapolation of the non-defective areas, which ensures smooth transitions but runs the risk that the shape achieved does not meet the initial requirements [27,28]. Nearly all studies use shape recording methods, but often, these are manual.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%