Using of a Uncertainty Model of an Polyarticulated Coordinates Measuring Arm to Validate the Measurement in a Manufacturing Processsus

Romdhani, Fekria; Hennebelle, François; Juillion, Patrick; Coquet, Richard; Fontaine, Jean-François

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2015.06.044

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“…Similar approaches developing an AACMM uncertainty model using a multi-level Monte Carlo method can be found in [28,29]. In our work, the input variables of the model were first identified, and the n -homogeneous transformation matrices (XYZABC) were considered the output variables of the IMP’s mathematical model.…”

Section: Verification Procedures With An Indexed Metrology Platformmentioning

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Virtual Distances Methodology as Verification Technique for AACMMs with a Capacitive Sensor Based Indexed Metrology Platform

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Santolaria

Brau

et al. 2016

Sensors

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This paper presents a new verification procedure for articulated arm coordinate measuring machines (AACMMs) together with a capacitive sensor-based indexed metrology platform (IMP) based on the generation of virtual reference distances. The novelty of this procedure lays on the possibility of creating virtual points, virtual gauges and virtual distances through the indexed metrology platform’s mathematical model taking as a reference the measurements of a ball bar gauge located in a fixed position of the instrument’s working volume. The measurements are carried out with the AACMM assembled on the IMP from the six rotating positions of the platform. In this way, an unlimited number and types of reference distances could be created without the need of using a physical gauge, therefore optimizing the testing time, the number of gauge positions and the space needed in the calibration and verification procedures. Four evaluation methods are presented to assess the volumetric performance of the AACMM. The results obtained proved the suitability of the virtual distances methodology as an alternative procedure for verification of AACMMs using the indexed metrology platform.

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Section: Verification Procedures With An Indexed Metrology Platformmentioning

confidence: 99%

Virtual Distances Methodology as Verification Technique for AACMMs with a Capacitive Sensor Based Indexed Metrology Platform

Acero

Santolaria

Brau

et al. 2016

Sensors

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Evaluation of a metrology platform for an articulated arm coordinate measuring machine verification under the ASME B89.4.22-2004 and VDI 2617_9-2009 standards

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Brau

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Journal of Manufacturing Systems

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Modelling and testing the measurement repeatability of linear and angular positions of a measuring arm (miniature NaviFAST 6D DEVICE)

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Using of a Uncertainty Model of an Polyarticulated Coordinates Measuring Arm to Validate the Measurement in a Manufacturing Processsus

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Virtual Distances Methodology as Verification Technique for AACMMs with a Capacitive Sensor Based Indexed Metrology Platform

Virtual Distances Methodology as Verification Technique for AACMMs with a Capacitive Sensor Based Indexed Metrology Platform

Evaluation of a metrology platform for an articulated arm coordinate measuring machine verification under the ASME B89.4.22-2004 and VDI 2617_9-2009 standards

Modelling and testing the measurement repeatability of linear and angular positions of a measuring arm (miniature NaviFAST 6D DEVICE)

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