2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.measurement.2021.109975
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A coaxiality measurement model based on multi-systematic errors separation for turbine shaft

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“…Liu et al [7] proposed a variety of solutions for the non-contact measurement of coaxiality of different objects, and proposed a method of measuring coaxiality error by applying capacitive sensors for suspended coils and outer magnet yokes, and constructed three mathematical models between the outputs of capacitive sensors and coaxiality error. In addition, they proposed a measurement model considering seven kinds of systematic errors for the coaxiality measurement of turbine shafts [8]. At the same time, they analyzed the influence of systematic errors on the angle as well as considered the deviation of the sample's angle, and designed an unequal-interval threedimensional morphology filter based on the sample's actual angle, which has a further improvement on the accuracy of coaxiality measurement.…”
Section: Prefacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Liu et al [7] proposed a variety of solutions for the non-contact measurement of coaxiality of different objects, and proposed a method of measuring coaxiality error by applying capacitive sensors for suspended coils and outer magnet yokes, and constructed three mathematical models between the outputs of capacitive sensors and coaxiality error. In addition, they proposed a measurement model considering seven kinds of systematic errors for the coaxiality measurement of turbine shafts [8]. At the same time, they analyzed the influence of systematic errors on the angle as well as considered the deviation of the sample's angle, and designed an unequal-interval threedimensional morphology filter based on the sample's actual angle, which has a further improvement on the accuracy of coaxiality measurement.…”
Section: Prefacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jin et al (2018) focused on the partial parallel chains problem from the deterministic deviations and used a four-stage rotors assembly to verify the solution. Liu et al (2021) proposed a seven systematic errors measurement model and an unequal interval three-dimensional morphological filter to improve the measurement accuracy of coaxiality error of turbine shaft. Shen et al (2015) proposed a quality control method of the engines’ cylinder block based on the Jacobian–Torsor model to improve the assembly accuracy of remanufactured parts.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Owing to structural constraints, most sections cannot be scanned continuously, and the measurement process is cumbersome and time-consuming. Aiming at the model engineering of large stepped shafts, Liu et al [10][11][12] designed a cylindrical contour measurement model with seven systematic errors to improve the surface contour measurement accuracy of large stepped shafts, which provides an accurate theoretical basis for the implementation of high-precision model engineering of cylindrical parts. However, its measurement method involved a contact measuring probe which in dynamic and high temperature rolling environments can be highly challenging.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%