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Advanced Studies in Coordinate Measuring Technique

A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Optics and Lasers".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 May 2025 | Viewed by 811

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Laboratory of Coordinate Metrology, Mechanical Department, Cracow University of Technology, Al. Jana Pawla II 37, 31-864 Krakow, Poland
Interests: coordinate metrology (in scales ranging from nanometers to large volume objects); in-process metrology; coordinate measuring systems (including portable measuring systems and computed tomography systems); measurement accuracy; simulation and numerical methods in metrology (especially the Monte Carlo method); methods for identifying and correcting geometric errors of machines
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Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue focus on the advanced studies of coordinate measuring techniques. We mainly include the extended version of the conference paper from the XV International Scientific Conference ‘Coordinate Measuring Technique’ CMT24. However, we also welcome submissions from other research groups.

We welcome original research, case studies, and practical implementations focused on, but not limited to, the following:

  • development in a field of coordinate measuring techniques,
  • coordinate measuring machines,
  • theory of coordinate measurements,
  • measurement uncertainty,
  • traceability and inspection of coordinate measuring systems,
  • use of metrology in the production of machine elements,
  • the role and tasks of metrology in quality assurance systems,
  • new trends in surface measurements,
  • visualization and virtualization techniques,
  • metrology in The Fourth Industrial Revolution,
  • coordinate metrology education,
  • geometrical product specification.

Prof. Dr. Adam Gąska
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • development in a field of coordinate measuring techniques
  • coordinate measuring machines
  • theory of coordinate measurements
  • measurements uncertainty
  • traceability and inspection of coordinate measuring systems
  • use of metrology in the production of machine elements
  • the role and tasks of metrology in quality assurance systems
  • new trends in surface measurements
  • visualization and virtualization techniques
  • metrology in The Fourth Industrial Revolution
  • coordinate metrology education
  • geometrical product specification

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The Effect of Surface Preparation on Result Deviations During Roughness Measurements Using the Contact Method
by Michał Tagowski and Ireneusz Piotr Chmielik
Appl. Sci. 2024, 14(21), 9849; https://doi.org/10.3390/app14219849 - 28 Oct 2024
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This paper presents the influence of the preparation of the inspected surface on the deviations obtained when measuring the basic roughness parameters using the contact method. The problems described in the article are often encountered in industry when measurements are performed in mass [...] Read more.
This paper presents the influence of the preparation of the inspected surface on the deviations obtained when measuring the basic roughness parameters using the contact method. The problems described in the article are often encountered in industry when measurements are performed in mass production conditions, where a short measurement time is extremely important. Presented are the measurement results of five samples made of 1.0503 steel after the grinding process, subjected to various methods of preparation for roughness measurement: sample immediately after treatment, sample after treatment and after evaporation of liquid part of the coolant, sample after blowing with compressed air, sample after blowing with compressed air and washing in isopropyl alcohol, and the sample after blowing with compressed air and washing with acetone. The measurement results obtained from the contact profilometer provide the basis for developing recommendations regarding the preparation of surfaces for inter-operational and final measurements in the production process. Full article
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