Straightness measurement

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Straightness measurement Definition: Linear uniformity of a work surface measure from an external reference line is called straightness. Concept of straightness method: A line is said to be straight over a given length if the variation of the distance of its points from two planes perpendicular to each other & parallel to the generation direction of the line remains within the specified tolerance limits.

The tolerance on the straightness of a line is defined as the maximum deviation in relation to the reference straight line relation going the two extremities of the line under examination

Straightness testing method Wedge Method Straight -edge Method Autocollimator Method Precision Level method

Wedge Method In this method the straight edge is supported at the points for minimum deflection on two unequal piles of slip gauge witch rest on a surface witch is straight or witch is to be check the difference between the slip values is made definite say 0.1mm the distance between the two piles is divided in to number of equal parts of shown in figure.

The distance 0. 1mm can be divided in 10 equal parts i. e The distance 0.1mm can be divided in 10 equal parts i.e. each division will become 0.01mm .if the straight edge is true & if the surface is straight then piles of slip gauge of different size will touch at exact points for example say pile of 10.05mm is made by adding slip gauge skid the pile below The straight edge if the given surface is exactly straight then the set of pies will exactly touch at mark no.5 whose height above the surface is 10.05mm thus the different combination will give the idea regarding the straightness of the given surface care must be taken that the slip gauge must not wring to surface otherwise all sensitivity will be lost.

Straight -edge Method In this method tool makers edge and white light source is used. The method is explained in following step: Keep true straight-edge on the work surface and project them against the light source and observe from other side. The gap between true straight-edge and work surface is the straightness error and light rays passing through this gap will get diffracted and different colours will be seen Colour of this diffracted light rays will indicate the straightness error. Red colour rays indicates gap of 0.0012mm to 0.0017mm blue colour indicates gape of 0.005mm With this method straightness of shorter surface produce by lapping can be known with 0.005mm accuracy.

Autocollimator method The principle of this method is same as that of level method only the apparatus used is different . This consist of a block with two feet carried a plane mirror having its reflecting surface approximately at right angles to the line joining feet as the block is stepped along the angular variations are measured by means of an autocollimator set to receive the reflection from the mirror the reading of the angle of tilt are converted into differences in height of the feet (1min=0.03mm) & the contour is plotted as in previous method

The errors of any surface may be required relative to any mean plane The errors of any surface may be required relative to any mean plane. If it be assumed that mean plane is one joining the end points then whole of graph must be swung round until the end point is on the axis. The work surface profile at zero position like point A or I’ calculation, new graph is drawn as in figure and straightness error is found out

Precision Level method This method is similar to autocollimator method . Here precision sprit level is used . The method is explained in following steps: A straight line is drawn on the work surface and divided in to equal parts having distance equal to the length between two feet of spirit level support(I). These part are marked like AB ,BC ,and CD etc.

As shown in figure spirit level is adjusted on part AB and first reading is taken. Thereafter spirit level is kept on other location on the line such as BC ,CD ,DE etc and reading is taken these reading indicate angular deviation of work surface in seconds. The reading are noted in the manner as shown in table 4.1 line AB is extended and considered as datum line. The reading achieved as above are then represented in the form of graph as done in autocollimator method and the error s found out. With this method straightness of shorter or longer horizontal surface can be checked with accuracy of 10”