3D Model Reconstruction of the Broken Aeroengine Blade Based on the Detection Operator

Li Ming Jing; Hao Wang; Li Wen Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.159.1

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3D Model Reconstruction of the Broken Aeroengine Blade Based on the Detection Operator
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A Review on Fuzzy Control Charts for Monitoring Attribute Data
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A Study on Corrosion Resistance and Weatherability of Fluorocarbon Anti-Corrosion Coatings for External Surface of Ocean Platform
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A Study on the Mechanical Properties of Polymer-Ceramic Composite Using Injection Moulding
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3D Model Reconstruction of the Broken Aeroengine Blade Based on the Detection Operator

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This paper made the 3D model reconstruction of the V2500 turban blade. First, collected rough points cloud data by using visual measuring equipment. Then, smoothed and filtered the point cloud data, took the rational simplification, finished pre-processing the point cloud data. Finally, the grayscale of space-image algorithm was used for fitting the edge of turban blade, and reconstructed the 3D digital model. The results proved that this method improved smoothness of the model, and reduced time and cost of modeling and machining.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 159)

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Li Ming Jing, Hao Wang, Li Wen Wang

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3D Model Reconstruction, Aeroengine Turban Blade, Grayscale Algorithm, V2500

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