2019
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/477/1/012021
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The Reverse Engineering technique performed on a Francis Runner Geometry through Photogrammetry

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“…Aside from the economical factor, the accuracy of a 3D scanning system to comply with existing physical scanned objects plays a significant value. Even though digital photogrammetry has been applied in various fields such as archeology [15], biology [16], topography [17] and geology [18], only several examples could be found on engineering application, especially for geometrical objects, such as Pelton bucket and turbine blade runner [19]. It could be due to the uncertainty on the accuracy of such method [20].…”
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“…Aside from the economical factor, the accuracy of a 3D scanning system to comply with existing physical scanned objects plays a significant value. Even though digital photogrammetry has been applied in various fields such as archeology [15], biology [16], topography [17] and geology [18], only several examples could be found on engineering application, especially for geometrical objects, such as Pelton bucket and turbine blade runner [19]. It could be due to the uncertainty on the accuracy of such method [20].…”
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confidence: 99%