"3D" Parametric and Nonparametric Description of Surface Topography in Manufacturing Processes

• Other Authors: Królczyk, Grzegorz (Editor), Kacalak, Wojciech (Editor), Wieczorowski, Michal (Editor)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2021
• Subjects: Technology: general issues; profile; two-process surface; correlation length; austenitization; cryogenic; microstructure; microhardness; abrasive wear; tempering; thermoplastic polyurethane; heat-welded V-belt; IR thermography; hardness; surface roughness; SEM morphology; optical microscopy; machining; sintered aluminum; 3D surface roughness parameters; surface defects; contact profilometry; surface topography; thermal disturbance; thermal expansion; thermal chamber; micro turning; material removal rate; RSM; Ti6Al4V alloy; tool wear; surface texture; anisotropy; multiscale; roping; ridging; topography; autocorrelation function; roughness; EDM; craters; multiscale analysis; microgeometry; bimodal distribution; material ratio; parameters; fiber-reinforced polymers; automated fiber placement; path planning; abrasive water jet machining; cutting kerf; soda-lime glass; radius of the cutting head trajectory; quality; contact mechanics; equivalent sum rough surface; β-phase TNTZ alloy; nano-finishing; magnetic abrasive finishing; material removal; optimization; parametric appraisal; circulated coins; surface condition; optical methods; measurements and analysis; mechanical engineering; roughness analysis; high-efficiency video coding (HEVC); texture feature descriptors; texture image classification; support vector machine (SVM); electroplated grinding wheel; grinding wheel wear; grinding wheel surface texture; n/a
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In present book, an analysis of the literature pertaining to parametric and non-parametric descriptions of surface topography in basics manufacturing processes (e.g., turning, milling, grinding) has been performed. The book focuses on the improvement of machining processes, with particular attention to the functional properties of surfaces, and, also, in the control of process parameters by a selected group of parameters. Here, the specific areas of interest are: surface topography analysis; advanced manufacturing metrology; surface metrology; measurement science; and measurement systems. The proposed approach of the description of surface for the functional properties of surfaces leads to the control of the whole manufacturing process, reduction of production cost by eliminating manufacturing defects and energy consumption, as well as the improvements of surface quality. The study presented in the book is a compendium of knowledge regarding surface metrology and emerging aim in a novel scientific approach.