DocumentCode
277618
Title
Laser-based inspection systems in flexible automation
Author
Aitchison, D.R. ; James, R.D. ; Swift, K.G.
Author_Institution
Hull Univ., UK
fYear
1992
fDate
27-29 Jul 1992
Firstpage
260
Lastpage
265
Abstract
The work reported relates to cutting tool condition monitoring. The authors have shown that light scattering can be used to facilitate programmable orientation and for inspection quality control situations. In addition, laser tooled feeders can allow the delivery of components in various modes, including: a sequence of components with just one orientation; a sequence of components with one orientation, followed by a sequence of the same type of components with different orientation; sequences of different components with different orientations; and counting of components into batches. Initial confidence in the ability of the laser-based inspection technique to detect and discriminate between small defects on cutting tools appears to have been well-founded
Keywords
automatic optical inspection; computerised monitoring; cutting; flexible manufacturing systems; laser beam applications; light scattering; machine tools; quality control; batches; component counting; components delivery; cutting tool condition monitoring; defects; flexible automation; laser tooled feeders; laser-based inspection technique; light scattering; programmable orientation; quality control;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Factory 2000, 1992. 'Competitive Performance Through Advanced Technology'., Third International Conference on (Conf. Publ. No. 359)
Conference_Location
York
Print_ISBN
0-85296-548-6
Type
conf
Filename
171889
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