Evaluation of Measurement Uncertainty of Non-contact 3D Measuring Machine
Zengyun Liu, Changsheng Ai
Abstract
Zengyun Liu, Changsheng Ai
Abstract
The GUM method was used to evaluate the measurement uncertainty of the non-contact 3D measuring machine with image recognition system, and various sources of the uncertainty components were analyzed, including the uncertainty components introduced by measurement standards, environmental factors and instrument measurement repeatability. Quantitative calculations are made for each component, the measurement uncertainty of each calibration point is obtained, and the results are verified. It provides a reference for the evaluation of the uncertainty of the instrument with an image recognition system, and also brings great help to the majority of surveyors to use this type of instrument.
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The GUM method was used to evaluate the measurement uncertainty of the non-contact 3D measuring machine with image recognition system, and various sources of the uncertainty components were analyzed, including the uncertainty components introduced by measurement standards, environmental factors and instrument measurement repeatability. Quantitative calculations are made for each component, the measurement uncertainty of each calibration point is obtained, and the results are verified. It provides a reference for the evaluation of the uncertainty of the instrument with an image recognition system, and also brings great help to the majority of surveyors to use this type of instrument.
Key concepts: Measurement uncertainty, Repeatability, Standard uncertainty, Calibration, Uncertainty analysis, System of measurement, Computer science, Component (thermodynamics)