The performances of SMM are the subject of very extensive research .nd standardization, like as [15 17]. Non-contact devices are . ~'!at.vely new approach in the inspection. The most commonly used are laser scanners, structured ligh’ scanne.~ and industrial CT scanners. They all record “the shape” of the part so over the contac can be mounted devices | :clu’.e fast data collec on C™4M and PCMM- and can eads to a spe ific m>asurement noise, while di be hand-held or can be mounted on tri terns and system of cameras to record he measurements can Je a .alyzed by inspection software. The advantages of the non-contact scanners ion, ability to measure flexible (soft) materials, and in particular a compre .ensive cullection of points, which means a clearer view of the entire part. The laser scanners use laser ‘ight to :reate 3D shape of the part as point clouds. They are usua ly very flexible- pods. Laser light ffusion of the laser light limits the possible resolution and systems .ased o. laser usually have problems with measuring the highly reflective surfaces. Structured Light .-_..ners use projected light pa for recordi. ¢ 5, ..ape of the part. They are available in various shades of light, and are usually more precise than 1. ser scanners, due to extremely less measurement noise. In addition, they light deviations can operate with shining parts. Combined technology of light and cameras provides much better precision, which involves work with much difficult data sets. They are also less flexible and require mounting and calibration on tripods or robots. The advantage of industrial CT scanners is that they can record both internal and external geometry, and thus are able to recognize and identify cracks and fissures on Fig. 6. Point cloud of the pe. bta.ned by ATOS II scanner One of the disadvantages of scanning with optical scanner is the lack of scanned points on the edges and transient surfaces of the part. These deficiencies are clearly visible on Figure 7-a. This deficiency is further complicated by triangulation, which connects existing points through the alge ,ithm (Figure 7-b). In this way, a part without clearly defined edges would be obtained (Figure 7-c), th .t.. the need for the subsequent drawing of the edges is imposed. Fig. 8. Approximation of the plane of the sho ‘t’s sur! ice Fig. 9. Measured deviatior s (AX u .Y) between middle points of approximate planes Figure 10 shows the measured values of geometric deviation’ of s'~. surfaces of the shoot from the perpendicularity with respect to referent plane that passes throug. *“.e up ver surface of the shoot. TABLE II. RESULTS OF MEASUREMENT OF DIMENSIONAL AND GEOM.TRIC DEVIATIONS ae} By determining the mean deviation value « ~ .>> sc. nner compared to the deviations measured on the measuring machine, it is found that the ATOs M5 scanner has shown the greatest deviation; it is followed by the ATOS II scanner, while the least total deviation compared to the CMM is achieved by the scanner ATOS Ile
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