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Compensation of systematic errors of damaged probe for on-machine measurement

Wozniak A., Jankowski M.

Journal of Machine Engineering

2018

Vol. 18, No. 1

88--94

Spatial characteristic of triggering radius of the damaged probe for the CNC machine tools has been presented. In such case a clear distortion of the probe performance characteristic and a significant increase in probe errors have been observed. Then, to such a damaged probe, a variable speed correction method of systematic errors was used. By setting proper measurement speeds, varying for different measurement directions, errors of the probe can be significantly reduced.

Identification of scanning errors using touch trigger probe head

Sokovic M., Cedilnik M., Kopac J.

Journal of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering

2007

Vol. 20, nr 1-2

383-386

Purpose: Creation of a mathematical model, which combine ball tip radius error and small tilt of the stylus to determine translational motion (in two directions) of the stylus ball centre, due to the surface slope. Design/methodology/approach: First error is described on two dimensional model, thus is very simple. Second model is based on 3D-mathematical model, which is a basis to determine (and plot) translational movement of the stylus ball according to surface slope. Findings: Accurate scanning process on freeform surface with touch trigger probe head could not be performed, due to number of reasons connected to the stylus ball and trigger probe head errors. Research limitations/implications: According to nature of this problem, 4D, 5D and 6D-graphs could not be plotted, which would define translational motion of the stylus ball centre at any slope surface. Practical implications: Understanding the physical model for described error is a basis to create mathematical compensation error model. Originality/value: No such mathematical model to determine translational motion (in two directions) of the stylus ball centre was published in any paper before.