Evaluation of True Position Using Coordinate Measuring Machine

Roman Budiský; Marian Králik; Ján Kost

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.555.511

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Evaluation of True Position Using Coordinate Measuring Machine

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The article makes a contribution to the ever-important topic of evaluating geometric deviations of tolerated forms related to the datum system using coordinate measuring machines with a touch probe system. The datum system consists of the coordinate system and the coordinates planes. An integral part of the article is the quantification of the true position tolerated form related to the datum system and experimental evaluation of the deviation with calculation of measurement uncertainty, according to STN EN ISO 15530-3.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 555)

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Roman Budiský*, Marian Králik, Ján Kost

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Coordinate Measuring Machine, Datum System, ISO 15530-3, True Position

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