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MQC Surface Texture

This document discusses measurement of surface texture. It defines primary and secondary texture, with primary texture caused by cutting tools and secondary by machine imperfections. It describes three common methods for obtaining a numerical value of texture: peak-to-valley average height, center line average value, and root mean square value. Formulas are provided for calculating these values. Common instruments used for obtaining a graphical record of surface texture are also introduced, including the Talysurf surface finish instrument and Tomlinson surface recorder.

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MQC Surface Texture

This document discusses measurement of surface texture. It defines primary and secondary texture, with primary texture caused by cutting tools and secondary by machine imperfections. It describes three common methods for obtaining a numerical value of texture: peak-to-valley average height, center line average value, and root mean square value. Formulas are provided for calculating these values. Common instruments used for obtaining a graphical record of surface texture are also introduced, including the Talysurf surface finish instrument and Tomlinson surface recorder.

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Measurement of Surface Texture

Prof. Md. Khaled khalil

Importance of Surface Texture


The condition of a surface may be important from

many points of view. These include appearance, colour,


corrosion resistance, wear resistance, hardness,
absorption characteristics, lubrication, fatigue
resistance, and initial tolerance.
Some of these properties are influenced by the
roughness of the surface, or those irregularities and
departure from perfect smoothness that result from the
method of forming the surface.
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Primary & Secondary Texture


The true surface roughness is called primary

texture and is caused by the action of cutting


tool used to produce the surface.
The waviness is called secondary texture
caused by imperfection in the cutting tool or
machine, such as vibration or badly trued
grinding wheel.
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Methods for Obtaining Numerical


Value of Texture
The following Methods are used to find
numerical value of texture
a. Peak-to-valley average(PVA) heights
b. Center line average(CLA) value
c. Root mean square(RMS) value
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Peak to Valley Average Height Method

P1 P2 P3 ...... PN V1 V2 V3 ...... VN
p.v.a height
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Peak to Valley Average Height Method

Line X and Y positioned so that P 0.05 L and V 0.10 L


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Center Line Average Height Method

C
Y
A

d
b
L

Fig.: Determination of Average Height of Profile

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Determination of Average Height of


Profile
a b
Distance between the line AA and center line CC Y
L

c d
Average height
L
C.L. A Index Number

sum of area enclosed 1000

L
M

R.M .S . value 1.11 C.L. A. value


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Fig.: Determination of Average Height of Profile

Determination of Average Height of


Profile

1 L
c.l.a height ydl.
L 0
r.m.s height
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1 L 2
y
.
dL

L 0

Instruments used for Obtaining a


Graphical Record
The following surface texture
measuring instruments are popularly
used:
a. Talysurf surface finish instruments.
b. Tomlinson surface recorder.
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Tomlinson surface recorder

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Talysurf surface finish instruments

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Talysurf surface finish instruments


Pole
Piece
Coil
Armatur
e

Work
Piece

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Ski
d

Coil

The End

Thank You !

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