Efficient sampling for computer vision roundness inspection

Chen, Chie-Bein; Wei, Chiu‐Chi

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“…Surface roughness affects the functional characteristics of products such as fatigue, fracture resistance, friction, corrosion, wear, light reflection, heat transmission, lubrication and electrical conductivity (Bakkal and Naks¸iler 2009, Latha and Senthilkumar 2010, Asiltu¨rk et al 2012, and it is defined as closely spaced, irregular deviations on a scale smaller than that of waviness (Zain et al 2010). The roundness is another important quality characteristic and the most frequently used basic shape in engineering design that is defined as the minimum radial separation between two concentric circles that enclose all data points (Chen andWei 1997, Xiuming andZhaoyao 2008). Fan and Miller (2006) developed a force model for grinding with segmental wheels.…”

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Optimisation of machining parameters in interrupted cylindrical grinding using the Grey-based Taguchi method

Köklü

2013

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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Optimisation of machining parameters in interrupted cylindrical grinding using the Grey-based Taguchi method

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2013

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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“…Conceptual illustration for determining l and n intermittent batch size, l, on a production line for product life testing. This work only uses the chi-square inverse approximation since the computed results of these approaches are very close to the exact values 2 .…”

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Determining the lifetime of CD‐RWs using efficient sampling on a production line

Chen¹

2003

Quality & Reliability Eng

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This work derives the intermittent batch size and sample size for product life testing on a production line. The sequential probability ratio test was adopted to determine the sample size, n, and the expected number of samples (ENS). An inverse chi-square approximation was used to determine the relationship between the degree of freedom, m − 1, and the estimated range of σ 2 (ER σ 2 ) at various (1 − α) levels of confidence. Consequently, ENS and m were used to determine the intermittent batch size, l. Finally, rewritable compact disks (CD-RWs) underwent testing to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed efficient sampling approach. Copyright

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An Improved Quality Inspection of Engine Bearings Using Machine Vision Systems

Vivek

Srinivasan

Sharmila

et al. 2022

Smart and Sustainable Manufacturing Systems

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The growth of an industry is mostly based on the quality of the product. When there is a fault in the manufactured product in a batch, the entire batch is rejected because of a single faulty product. Quality has become one of the important factors deciding the growth of the industry. Industries nowadays are being automated in every phase of the manufacturing process. Here, an automated system is developed for the inspection of the product developed for the automobile industry. The bearing is one of the parts that play a major role in the connections with the engine and the shafts. Therefore, the bearing has to be perfect, as faulty bearings will lead to greater damage regardless of others. In the automated system, the bearing is inspected for the missing operations in the product. The faulty product is rejected and would be checked for rework or to be scraped. The inspected products are then being sent for the packing process. Through the automated inspection system, the production rate of the product can be increased, also increasing the reputation of the industry. The objective of the present work is to develop a machine vision system for quality inspection of bearing efficiency. The LabVIEW-based approach is carried out for the implementation in current research work.

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Efficient sampling for computer vision roundness inspection

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Optimisation of machining parameters in interrupted cylindrical grinding using the Grey-based Taguchi method

Optimisation of machining parameters in interrupted cylindrical grinding using the Grey-based Taguchi method

Determining the lifetime of CD‐RWs using efficient sampling on a production line

An Improved Quality Inspection of Engine Bearings Using Machine Vision Systems

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