Review of non-destructive measuring methods for the assessment of surface integrity: a survey of new measuring methods for coatings, layered structures and processed surfaces
G. Goch et al., Review of non-destructive measuring methods for the assessment of surface integrity: a survey of new measuring methods for coatings, layered structures and processed surfaces, PRECIS ENG, 23(1), 1999, pp. 9-33
Citations number
83
Categorie Soggetti
Instrumentation & Measurement
Journal title
PRECISION ENGINEERING-JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PRECISION ENGINEERING
Even though the near-surface areas of precisely manufactured parts represen
t only a few percent of the workpiece's material volume, they influence its
functional behaviour, quality and lifetime significantly. Therefore, senso
rs and measuring principles able to detect material changes, damage and pro
cess influences in the near-edge zone are of increasing importance. However
, they have to meet industrial purposes concerning accuracy, measuring time
, robustness and costs. In addition, they should work non-destructively and
should offer the capability for integration in a production line. (C) 1999
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