Composite Characterization of Engineering Ceramics Ground Surface

Zhen Liang Qi; Bin Lin; Yan Bin Zhang; Xiao Hu Liang; Xin Yue Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.625.662

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Composite Characterization of Engineering Ceramics Ground Surface

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Traditional methods of roughness characterization cannot properly reflect the characteristics of engineering ceramics surface topography. Therefore, the composite characterization using combined fractal method and wavelet method is introduced in this paper. And they are used to describe the global and local characteristics of engineering ceramics ground surface, respectively. Furthermore, a concept called topography damage ratio is proposed to describe characteristic of the deep wave trough. Finally, 3-D measurement is used to verify this method.

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Zhen Liang Qi, Bin Lin*, Yan Bin Zhang, Xiao Hu Liang, Xin Yue Li

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Engineering Ceramic, Fractal Method, Grinding, Surface Topography, Wavelet Method

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