The identification and repair of anomalous measurements in the measurement of big diameter based on rolling-wheel method

Haiou Chen; Xiaofen Yu

doi:10.1117/12.887702

26 May 2011 The identification and repair of anomalous measurements in the measurement of big diameter based on rolling-wheel method

Haiou Chen, Xiaofen Yu

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Proceedings Volume 7997, Fourth International Seminar on Modern Cutting and Measurement Engineering; 79971G (2011) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.887702
Event: Fourth International Seminar on Modern Cutting and Measuring Engineering, 2010, Beijing, China

Abstract

Rolling-wheel method is an effective way of measuring big diameter. After amending the temperature error and pressure error, the uncertainty of measurement can not be φ =5um/m stably because of the influence of skid. The traditional method of identifying skid loses sight of the influences of the unstable motor speed, the appearance form error and the eccentric of installation of the big axis and rolling wheel and so on, so the method has its limitation. In this paper, a new method of multiple identification and repair is introduced, namely n diameters are measured and Chauvenet standard is used for identifying the anomalous measurements one by one, and then the average value of the remaining data is used for repairing identified anomalous measurements, and the next round identification and repair is carried out until the accuracy requirement of the measurement is satisfied. The result of experiments indicates that the method can identify anomalous measurements whose offsets caused by the skid are greater than 0.2φ , and the uncertainty of measurement has improved substantially.

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Haiou Chen and Xiaofen Yu "The identification and repair of anomalous measurements in the measurement of big diameter based on rolling-wheel method", Proc. SPIE 7997, Fourth International Seminar on Modern Cutting and Measurement Engineering, 79971G (26 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.887702

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