In-situ surface roughness measurement for mass finishing

Surface roughness is an important characteristic to determine how an object interact with the environment around it. Mechanical stylus measurement has always been a popular and conventional measurement method for measuring surface roughness. The aim of this project was to create a surface roughness...

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Main Author: Kor, Wei Sheng
Other Authors: Seah Leong Keey
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2020
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1413992023-03-04T19:44:53Z In-situ surface roughness measurement for mass finishing Kor, Wei Sheng Seah Leong Keey School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Advance Remanufacturing and Technology Centre (ARTC) A*Star Fu Shaowei MLKSEAH@ntu.edu.sg, fu_shaowei@artc.a-star.edu.sg Engineering::Manufacturing::Metrology Engineering::Mechanical engineering Surface roughness is an important characteristic to determine how an object interact with the environment around it. Mechanical stylus measurement has always been a popular and conventional measurement method for measuring surface roughness. The aim of this project was to create a surface roughness measurement system to measure surface roughness of samples on site after mass finishing. By using chromatic confocal method to achieve non-contact surface roughness measurement, the aim was to substitute the current mechanical stylus method being used. The chromatic confocal sensor was integrated with the motorised linear stage to form a surface roughness measurement system. The focus of the project is to develop the data acquisition software for the chromatic confocal sensor and motion control for the motorised linear stage to achieve in-situ measurement of surface profile. To determine the inspection system designed effectiveness and feasibility, it was evaluated based on its accuracy when compared with the current stylus profilometer method that is being utilised. Experiments shows that the inspection system designed is not capable of substituting the stylus profilometer due to the vibration from the motorised stage. However, if the vibration issue is rectified, it has the potential for in-situ measurement capability. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2020-06-08T05:24:08Z 2020-06-08T05:24:08Z 2020 Final Year Project (FYP) https://hdl.handle.net/10356/141399 en application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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Kor, Wei Sheng
In-situ surface roughness measurement for mass finishing
description Surface roughness is an important characteristic to determine how an object interact with the environment around it. Mechanical stylus measurement has always been a popular and conventional measurement method for measuring surface roughness. The aim of this project was to create a surface roughness measurement system to measure surface roughness of samples on site after mass finishing. By using chromatic confocal method to achieve non-contact surface roughness measurement, the aim was to substitute the current mechanical stylus method being used. The chromatic confocal sensor was integrated with the motorised linear stage to form a surface roughness measurement system. The focus of the project is to develop the data acquisition software for the chromatic confocal sensor and motion control for the motorised linear stage to achieve in-situ measurement of surface profile. To determine the inspection system designed effectiveness and feasibility, it was evaluated based on its accuracy when compared with the current stylus profilometer method that is being utilised. Experiments shows that the inspection system designed is not capable of substituting the stylus profilometer due to the vibration from the motorised stage. However, if the vibration issue is rectified, it has the potential for in-situ measurement capability.
author2 Seah Leong Keey
author_facet Seah Leong Keey
Kor, Wei Sheng
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author Kor, Wei Sheng
author_sort Kor, Wei Sheng
title In-situ surface roughness measurement for mass finishing
title_short In-situ surface roughness measurement for mass finishing
title_full In-situ surface roughness measurement for mass finishing
title_fullStr In-situ surface roughness measurement for mass finishing
title_full_unstemmed In-situ surface roughness measurement for mass finishing
title_sort in-situ surface roughness measurement for mass finishing
publisher Nanyang Technological University
publishDate 2020
url https://hdl.handle.net/10356/141399
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