Control of involute curve of gear tooth using the fuzzy logic

Bloul, Benattia; Bourdim, A.

doi:10.1051/ijmqe/2012003

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“…The calculation of angles Δα i can be achieved by exploiting a known basic variety or other-rule artificial intelligence techniques [2,3]. In the experimental implementation of this method, we opted for the calculation of the angles Δα i with a fuzzy logic algorithm [4].…”

Section: The Principle Of Determination Of the Measured Point Correctedmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fuzzy Logic Applications in Metrology Processes

Bloul¹

2018

Fuzzy Logic Based in Optimization Methods and Control Systems and Its Applications

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Three-dimensional metrology is concerned with checking the conformity of machined parts with the geometrical specifications on their definition drawings from the design office. Threedimensional measurement is a firmly established technique in the industry. For this, we apply the fuzzy logic to solve probing. Probing technology is widely used in three-dimensional m e t r o l o g y .I na d d i t i o n ,w em e a s u r et h ev e r ys m a l ld i m e n s i o n s ,t h a ti s ,t h em e a s u r e m e n ta t the micrometer scales. This chapter presents a new approach to the developing gear curve (CMMs). This method aims to select the most likely contact point for each successive arc by applying geometrical criteria and a fuzzy logic estimator, as you know there are several methods, but the fuzzy logic is more efficient and closer to the profile reel. The fuzzy logic system is particularly suitable for application to the three-dimensional metrology, including applications on a small radius probe as well as probing discontinuities to the flank profile. In addition, the time allowed is 144.09 s. Tests were carried out on gearboxes of agricultural machinery in the factory of my country (Algerian Tractors Company).

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Section: The Principle Of Determination Of the Measured Point Correctedmentioning

confidence: 99%