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Vol 6, Issue 1, 2016
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Received: >> Accepted: >> Published: 11.11.2016. None of above

Some considerations about the use of different sensors, in coordinate measuring of the small parts

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L Drăgan
L Drăgan

IMTech Department, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, North University Center of Baia Mare , Baia Mare , Romania

Abstract

The paper presents some particular aspects associated with measuring of the smallsize parts with high precision, manufactured by injection procedures. The coordinate measuring machine (CMM) are very used in process of measuring parts with different shapes, dimensions and materials of the most varied. It is studied by experiments, the influence of hygroscopicity on the geometrical properties of polyamide parts, using different types of measuring sensors. We selected a few pieces- cover type, with precision features dimensions and shape tolerances. To measure them was used some sensors which is equipped CMM ScopeCheck S 400 and equipment for dehumidifying. Starting from the need for high precision measurement of geometric characteristics of the parts obtained by injection of plastic, it has been found that the hygroscopicity has a significant influence. To achieve the purpose were used three types of measuring sensors under different conditions of keeping after manufacture. It was observed that the influence of humidity is significantly reduced if the parts are kept in exikator or vacuum dryer.

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