Application of a Visual Measurement Technique to the Assessment of Electrodynamic Stamping

Józef Bednarczyk; Andrzej Sioma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.177.1

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Preface

Application of a Visual Measurement Technique to the Assessment of Electrodynamic Stamping
p.1

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p.10

Phenomena Occurring during the Electro-Dynamic Forming of Non-Ferrous Pipe Elements
p.23

Micromechanical and Tribological Properties of Nanocomposite nc-TiC/a-C Coatings
p.36

Testing of Throttle Valve Prototype Controlled by Piezoelectric Stack
p.47

Mathematical Model of a Shape Memory Alloy Spring Intended for Vibration Reduction Systems
p.65

Automated Determination and On-Line Correction of Emissivity Coefficient in Controlled Cooling of Drop Forgings
p.76

Fuzzy Logic Control of Rotational Inverted Pendulum
p.84

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Application of a Visual Measurement Technique to the Assessment of Electrodynamic Stamping

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This paper discusses a visual method of measuring the geometric parameters of elements produced by electrodynamic stamping. This paper presents also electrodynamic method which is an unconventional machining technology, which complements the capabilities of traditional technologies, in particular as regards the formation of metal elements with low-profile dies of complex shape. The article discusses issues related to resolution of the vision system, resolution of laser beam analysis, and resolution relating to the measurement of the height profile on the surface of the product. Based on the model constructed in such a way, measurements are presented in order to assess the dimensional parameters. Based on tests and analyses of the three-dimensional model, a range of inspection tasks using 3D vision systems is indicated.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 177)

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July 2011

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Józef Bednarczyk, Andrzej Sioma

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3D Vision System, ED Stamping, Triangulation

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