This document discusses various methods of form measurement including measurement of circularity, straightness, flatness, gear parameters, and surface finish. It describes common errors in circular parts like ovality and lobing. Methods for measuring roundness include using a circumferential confining gauge, rotating on centres, and assessment using a V-block. Flatness can be measured using interferometry and testing for convex surfaces. Key gear measurements include pitch, profile, tooth thickness, runout, and backlash. Surface roughness is important for part life and different measurement instruments are outlined like profilometers. Screw thread parameters and metrology are also covered.
Surface roughness metrology deals with basic terminology of surface,surface roughness indication methods,analysis of surface traces, measurement methods,surface roughness measuring instruments such as Stylus Probe Instrument, Profilometer, Tomlinson Surface Meter ,The Taylor-Hobson Talysurf etc.This is very useful for diploma,degree engineering students of mechanical,production,automobile branch
Surface roughness metrology refers to the measurement and quantification of the minute variations, irregularities, and finer details present on the surface of an object. Surface roughness is a crucial aspect in various industries, such as manufacturing, engineering, and quality control, as it significantly affects the functionality, performance, and appearance of products.
Surface roughness metrology involves the use of specialized tools and techniques to measure and characterize the topography of a surface. Some common methods and instruments used for surface roughness measurement include:
Contact Profilometers: These instruments use a physical stylus or probe that moves along the surface to measure its profile. The stylus records the vertical deviations in the surface, which are used to calculate roughness parameters like Ra (average roughness), Rz (average maximum peak to valley height), Rq (root mean square roughness), etc.
Non-Contact Profilometers: Optical and laser-based systems, such as confocal microscopy, interferometry, and focus variation, measure surface roughness without physically touching the surface. These methods use light, lasers, or other non-contact mechanisms to capture surface details.
Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM): AFM uses a tiny cantilever with a sharp tip to scan the surface at a nanoscale level, producing a 3D profile of the surface. It's highly accurate for measuring extremely small surface features and roughness.
White Light Interferometry: This method uses white light to measure the surface height variations by analyzing interference patterns produced by the reflected light.
Surface roughness measurements are typically expressed using various parameters, including:
Ra (Average Roughness): Arithmetic mean deviation of the roughness profile from the mean line.
Rz (Maximum Height of the Profile): The distance between the highest peak and the lowest valley within a sampling length.
Rq (Root Mean Square Roughness): The root mean square of the roughness profile deviations.
Understanding and quantifying surface roughness is crucial for several reasons:
Quality Control: Ensures that manufactured parts meet specified surface quality standards.
Functionality: Impacts how well parts interact, move, seal, or perform their intended functions.
Performance: Affects friction, wear, and corrosion resistance of components.
Appearance: Influences the visual and tactile perception of a product.
Accurate surface roughness metrology allows manufacturers to control and optimize their processes, resulting in better product performance, durability, and appearance.
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Surface roughness metrology deals with basic terminology of surface,surface roughness indication methods,analysis of surface traces, measurement methods,surface roughness measuring instruments such as Stylus Probe Instrument, Profilometer, Tomlinson Surface Meter ,The Taylor-Hobson Talysurf etc.This is very useful for diploma,degree engineering students of mechanical,production,automobile branch
Surface roughness metrology refers to the measurement and quantification of the minute variations, irregularities, and finer details present on the surface of an object. Surface roughness is a crucial aspect in various industries, such as manufacturing, engineering, and quality control, as it significantly affects the functionality, performance, and appearance of products.
Surface roughness metrology involves the use of specialized tools and techniques to measure and characterize the topography of a surface. Some common methods and instruments used for surface roughness measurement include:
Contact Profilometers: These instruments use a physical stylus or probe that moves along the surface to measure its profile. The stylus records the vertical deviations in the surface, which are used to calculate roughness parameters like Ra (average roughness), Rz (average maximum peak to valley height), Rq (root mean square roughness), etc.
Non-Contact Profilometers: Optical and laser-based systems, such as confocal microscopy, interferometry, and focus variation, measure surface roughness without physically touching the surface. These methods use light, lasers, or other non-contact mechanisms to capture surface details.
Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM): AFM uses a tiny cantilever with a sharp tip to scan the surface at a nanoscale level, producing a 3D profile of the surface. It's highly accurate for measuring extremely small surface features and roughness.
White Light Interferometry: This method uses white light to measure the surface height variations by analyzing interference patterns produced by the reflected light.
Surface roughness measurements are typically expressed using various parameters, including:
Ra (Average Roughness): Arithmetic mean deviation of the roughness profile from the mean line.
Rz (Maximum Height of the Profile): The distance between the highest peak and the lowest valley within a sampling length.
Rq (Root Mean Square Roughness): The root mean square of the roughness profile deviations.
Understanding and quantifying surface roughness is crucial for several reasons:
Quality Control: Ensures that manufactured parts meet specified surface quality standards.
Functionality: Impacts how well parts interact, move, seal, or perform their intended functions.
Performance: Affects friction, wear, and corrosion resistance of components.
Appearance: Influences the visual and tactile perception of a product.
Accurate surface roughness metrology allows manufacturers to control and optimize their processes, resulting in better product performance, durability, and appearance.
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Surface finish measurement (mechanical measurement and metrology)Navroz Navodia
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the content of this ppt are as under
1) Basic terminology
2)techniques for surface finish measurement
3)comparison techniques like (visual scratch touch microscopic etc inspections)
4)direct instrument like (profilograph profilometer taylor hobson etc)
5)effect of surface finish on material strength
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Experimental Investigation of Effect of Tool Length on Surface Roughness duri...IOSR Journals
: In the turning operation, vibration is a frequent problem, which affects the result of the machining
and in particular the surface finish. Tool life is also influenced by vibrations. Severe acoustic noise in the
working environment frequently results as a dynamic motion between the cutting tool and the work piece. In all
cutting operations like turning, boring and milling vibrations are induced due to deformation of the work piece.
In the turning process, the importance of machining parameter choice is increased, as it controls the surface
quality required. Tool overhang is a cutting tool parameter that has not been investigated in as much detail as
some of the better known ones. It is appropriate to keep the tool overhang as short as possible; however, a
longer tool overhang may be required depending on the geometry of the work piece and when using the holeturning
process in particular. In this study, we investigate the effects of changes in the tool overhang in the
external turning process on both the surface quality of the work piece and tool wear. For this purpose, we used
work pieces of AISI 1050 material with diameters of 20, 30, and 40 mm; and the surface roughness of the work
piece were determined through experiments using constant cutting speed and feed rates with different depth of
cuts (DOCs) and tool overhangs. We observed that the effect of the DOC on the surface roughness is negligible,
but tool overhang is more important. The deflection of the cutting tool increases with tool overhang. Two
different analytical methods were compared to determine the dependence of tool deflection on the tool
overhang. Also, the real tool deflection values were determined using a comparator. We observed that the tool
deflection values were quite compatible with the tool deflection results obtained using the second analytical
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Surface finish measurement (mechanical measurement and metrology)Navroz Navodia
THIS ppt is good for understanding basics of surface measurement, it is good for undergraduate students persuing their bachlors in engineering,
the content of this ppt are as under
1) Basic terminology
2)techniques for surface finish measurement
3)comparison techniques like (visual scratch touch microscopic etc inspections)
4)direct instrument like (profilograph profilometer taylor hobson etc)
5)effect of surface finish on material strength
refer to this ppt for quick revision
good for gtu students specially
N3
Welcome to International Journal of Engineering Research and Development (IJERD)IJERD Editor
call for paper 2012, hard copy of journal, research paper publishing, where to publish research paper,
journal publishing, how to publish research paper, Call For research paper, international journal, publishing a paper, IJERD, journal of science and technology, how to get a research paper published, publishing a paper, publishing of journal, publishing of research paper, reserach and review articles, IJERD Journal, How to publish your research paper, publish research paper, open access engineering journal, Engineering journal, Mathemetics journal, Physics journal, Chemistry journal, Computer Engineering, Computer Science journal, how to submit your paper, peer reviw journal, indexed journal, reserach and review articles, engineering journal, www.ijerd.com, research journals
Experimental Investigation of Effect of Tool Length on Surface Roughness duri...IOSR Journals
: In the turning operation, vibration is a frequent problem, which affects the result of the machining
and in particular the surface finish. Tool life is also influenced by vibrations. Severe acoustic noise in the
working environment frequently results as a dynamic motion between the cutting tool and the work piece. In all
cutting operations like turning, boring and milling vibrations are induced due to deformation of the work piece.
In the turning process, the importance of machining parameter choice is increased, as it controls the surface
quality required. Tool overhang is a cutting tool parameter that has not been investigated in as much detail as
some of the better known ones. It is appropriate to keep the tool overhang as short as possible; however, a
longer tool overhang may be required depending on the geometry of the work piece and when using the holeturning
process in particular. In this study, we investigate the effects of changes in the tool overhang in the
external turning process on both the surface quality of the work piece and tool wear. For this purpose, we used
work pieces of AISI 1050 material with diameters of 20, 30, and 40 mm; and the surface roughness of the work
piece were determined through experiments using constant cutting speed and feed rates with different depth of
cuts (DOCs) and tool overhangs. We observed that the effect of the DOC on the surface roughness is negligible,
but tool overhang is more important. The deflection of the cutting tool increases with tool overhang. Two
different analytical methods were compared to determine the dependence of tool deflection on the tool
overhang. Also, the real tool deflection values were determined using a comparator. We observed that the tool
deflection values were quite compatible with the tool deflection results obtained using the second analytical
method.
Effect of shoulder geometry on joint morphology and mechanical properties of ...Amish Singh
With the development of friction stir welding (FSW), there is more and more research content on the optimization of tools. In friction stir lap welding (FSLW), the research about optimizing the tools focused on geometry of pin and shoulder, and few researches about the pin-less tool. In order to eliminate the hook defect and cold lap defect, this paper studied the influence of shoulder geometry with pin-less on FSLW joints with 2024-T4 aluminum alloy. Three kinds of raised pointer shoulder were designed independently in order to explore the basic law of FSLW with pin-less tools on aluminum alloy.
The test focused on the cross-section morphology, microstructure, and lap shear failure load and fracture morphology. The joints with good lap shear failure load were obtained by these three tools, proved to have a successful tool design. The material flow during welding were briefly analyzed. It was found that under the same parameters, increase the number of pointer can improve the flow ability of the lap interface. This paper compares two different rotating speed on the morphology and mechanical properties of the joints. The results show that the increase of pointer quantity, improvement of speed can promote the lap connection and with 6 pointer mixing head, at the rotational speed of 2000r/min and the welding speed of 20mm/min, the highest lap shear failure load was obtained with 78.8N/mm.
DETERMINING THE INFLUENCE OF CUTTING FLUID ON SURFACE ROUGHNESS DURING MACHIN...Journal For Research
Evaluation of the performance of cutting fluid in machining different work materials in order to improve the efficiency of any machining process. The efficiency can be evaluated based on certain process parameters such as flank wear, surface roughness on the work piece, cutting force developed, temperature developed at the tool-chip interface, etc. The main aim of the project is to determine the influence of cutting fluids in metal working. Servo 68 is mainly used for investigation based on surface roughness during milling of EN24 and EN8 steel with carbide tool. Three square pieces of EN 24 material and three round pieces of EN8 material are taken for machining. Different cutting parameters are considered for feed rate, speed and depth of cut. the six pieces are machined with different parameters and surface roughness values are investigated experimentally.
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2. Topics to be covered
1 . Measurement of circularity.
2. Measurement of straightness.
3. Measurement of Flatness.
4. Gear measurement.
5. Surface finish measurement .
6. Screw thread parameter measurements.
3. Errors in Circularity
• Error of circularity is defined as the radial
distance between the minimum circumscribing
circle and maximum inscribing circle.
7. Sources of out-of- roundness
• Clamping distortion, spindle run-out.
• Presence of dirts and chips on clamping
surface.
• Imbalance, heat and vibrations.
• Shafts ground between centers can be out-of-
round due to poor alignment of the centre or
deflection of shafts.
• A round bar or ring-type part held in a 3-or-5-
jaw chuck is compressed at the points of
contact.
16. Limitations of V-block
1. The angle of V-block very much influence in
the determination of circularity error.
2. Position of the instrument, i.e., whether
measured from top or bottom.
3. Number of lobes on the rotating part.
4. The error of circularity will be influenced by
the radial run out of the part.
17. Major axis 2∆ more
then minor axis
2∆ error revealed when
elliptical object placed
on flat surface
24. Definition of Straightness
• A line is said to be straight over a given length, if
the variation of the distance of its from two planes
perpendicular to each other and parallel to the
general direction of the line remains within the
specified tolerance limits
25.
26. Straight edge
• For checking the straightness of any surface, the
straight edge is placed over the surface and two are
viewed against the light, which clearly indicate the
straightness.
• If the colour of light be red, it indicates a gap of
0.0012 to 0.0017mm.
• If the colour of light be blue, it indicates a gap is
approximately 0.0075mm.
35. INTERFERENCE
• Interference is a phenomenon in which
two waves superpose to form a resultant wave of
greater, lower, or the same amplitude.
• Interference usually refers to the interaction of
waves that are correlated or coherent with each
other, either because they come from the same
source or because they have the same or nearly the
same frequency.
• Interferometry is a measurement method using the
phenomenon of interference of waves (usually light,
radio or sound waves)
54. Involute Curve
• An involute curve is defined as the locus of a
point on straight line which rolls around a
circle without slipping.
• G2 R2 = arc GR2
57. Two method of Mfg. Gears
(i) Reproducing method in which the cutting tool
is form cutter, which forms the gear teeth
profiles by reproducing the shape of the cutter
itself. In this method, each tooth space is cut
independently of the other tooth spaces.
58.
59. (ii) Generating method
which the cutting tool (hob) forms the profiles of
several teeth simultaneously during constant
relative motion of the tool and blank.
60. Errors in Mfg. Gears
• The various sources of errors in the gear made
by reproducing method be due to
(i) incorrect profile on the cutting tool,
(ii) incorrect positioning the tool in relation to the
work
(iii) incorrect indexing of the blank.
61. • The sources of error when gears are made by
generating method are :
(i) Errors in the manufacture of the cutting tool
(ii) errors in positioning the tool in relation to the
work.
(iii) errors in the relative motion of the tool and
blank during the generating operation.
63. GEAR ERRORS
1.Adjacent Pitch error
2.Cumulative pitch error
3.Profile Error
4.Tooth Thickness Error
5.Runout
6.Radial Run out
7.Axial Run out
8.Backlash
64. Gear Run out:
Total range of reading of a fixed
indicator with the contact points applied to a
surface rotated, without axial movement, about a
fixed axis.
Radial Run out
It is the run out measured along a
perpendicular to the axis of rotation.
Axial Run out
It is the run out measured parallel to
the axis of rotation at a specified distance from the
axis.
65. Backlash
It is defined as the amount by which a tooth space
exceeds the thickness on an engaging tooth.
67. Rolling test
• This test reveals any errors in tooth form, pitch
and concentricity of pitch line. When two gears
are in mesh with each other, then any of the
above errors will cause the variation of centre
distance
73. IMPORTANCE OF SURFACE FINISH
• In order to increase the life of any part which is
subjected to repeated stress, the working and
non-working surfaces must be given very good
surface finish.
• The rate of wear is proportional to the surface
areas in contact and the load per unit area.
• Surface finish also influence the functioning of
machine parts.
74. Reasons for Controlling Surface
Texture
1. To improve the service life of the components
2. To improve the fatigue resistance
3. To reduce initial wear of parts
4. To have a close dimensional tolerance on the
parts
5. To reduce frictional wear
6. To reduce corrosion by minimizing depth of
irregularities
7. For good appearance
75. Factors Affecting Surface Roughness
1. Vibrations
2. Material of the work piece
3. Type of machining.
4. Rigidity of the system consisting of machine
tool, fixture cutting tool and work
5. Type, form, material and sharpness of cutting
tool
6. Cutting conditions i.e., feed, speed and depth
of cut
7. Type of coolant used
76. CLASSIFICATIONS OF GEOMETRICAL
IRREGULARITIES
1.First Order
• Irregularities caused due to lack of straightness of
guide ways on which the tool most moves.
• Surface irregularities arising due to deformation of
work under the action of cutting forces, an due to the
weight of the material itself.
2.Second Order
Irregularities caused due to vibrations.
77. 3.Third order
Due to machining itself (Characteristics of
the process).
4.Fourth order
Arising from the rupture of material
during the separation of the chip.
79. • The irregularities on the surface of the part
produced can also be grouped into two
categories:
(i) Primary texture (Roughness):
• The surface irregularities of small wavelength
are called primary texture or roughness. These
are caused by direct action of the cutting
elements on the material i.e., cutting tool
shape, tool feed rate or by some other
disturbances such as friction, wear or
corrosion
80. (ii) Secondary texture (Waviness):
The surface irregularities of considerable
wavelength of a periodic character are called
secondary texture or waviness. These irregularities
result due to inaccuracies of slides, wear of guides,
misalignment of centres, non-linear feed motion,
deformation of work under the action of cutting
forces, vibrations of any kind etc.
81. Measurement of surface finish surfaces
texture
1. Surface Inspection of comparison
Methods.
2. Direct instrument measurements.
97. 2.The average roughness
(a) C.L.A Method:
(b) R.M.S. Method:
In this method also, the roughness is measured as
the average deviation from the nominal surface.
Root mean square value measured is based on the
least squares.
103. (c) Ten Point Height Method: In this method,
the average difference between the five highest
peaks and five lowest valleys of surface texture
within the sampling length, measured from a
line parallel to the mean line and not crossing
the profile is used to denote the amount of
surface roughness
107. Screw Threads
• Screw threads are the most important machine
elements and are used in screws, bolts and
nuts, studs, tapped holes and other power
transmitting devices.
• They are convenient for joining and sealing
purpose.