Fast and Accurate Measurement of Hole Systems in Curved Surfaces

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Abstract

Curved surface structural parts with hole systems are widely used, and accurate measurement of the hole systems is crucial for assembly and functionality. This study presents a novel approach using machine vision and structural science principles to accurately measure spherical hole systems. We introduce key technologies, including measurement parameter definition, system design, and error modeling, in the paper. Our approach overcomes the limitations of existing methods, offering flexibility, precision, and automation measurement of the hole system. Experimental results demonstrate an accuracy of 0.348′ (arcminutes). This research contributes to the optical measurement of curved surface hole systems and improves their alignment and functionality.

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Wang, P., Kong, L., An, H., Gao, M., & Cui, H. (2023). Fast and Accurate Measurement of Hole Systems in Curved Surfaces. Photonics, 10(12). https://doi.org/10.3390/photonics10121337

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