Accuracy Improvements in Machine Tools and Machining
A special issue of Journal of Manufacturing and Materials Processing (ISSN 2504-4494).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2021) | Viewed by 3568
Special Issue Editors
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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Interests: coordinate measuring technique; contact and contactless measurements; simulation and modeling of measuring systems, especially those with open kinematic chain; coordinate metrology in medicine and bioengineering; in-process/in-line metrology
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, the demand for accurate machining and precise assembly of components in a way that makes it possible to locate and align them together in a much closer proximity has grown significantly. The demands put forward by recent innovations in the fields of nano-, micro-, and ultra-precision machining create a need for the development of novel methods for identification and correction of errors influencing machining, selection of optimal manufacturing parameters, and calibration and verification of machine tools. All of that is in order to push forward the machining capabilities, which in turn may bring very positive long-term effects, including reduction of friction in powertrain solutions leading to a decrease in emission of pollution, reduction of energy consumption, reduction of the amount of machining allowances, and reduction of time, costs, and energy expenditure for the purposes of mechanical processing.
In this Special Issue of JMMP, we are looking for recent findings, which focus on accuracy improvements in machine tools and machining. We invite contributions on topics including but not limited to the following areas:
- Identification and compensation of machine tool errors;
- Selection of optimal machining parameters;
- Metrology systems integrated in manufacturing tools and lines;
- Optical metrology in manufacturing (vision-based measurement systems, fringe optics, laser triangulation, etc.);
- Machine tool performance;
- Calibration and verification of machine tools;
- Artefacts for machine verification;
- Uncertainty estimation;
- System accuracy modeling.
Prof. Dr. Adam Gąska
Prof. Dr. Ksenia Ostrowska
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- machine tool
- correction systems
- inspection
- verification
- calibration
- error identification
- uncertainty estimation
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