In-process measurements of material removal in fluid jet polishing

Electronics Medical technology Precision-technology
TNO by Hedser van Bruga*, Mietta Groeneveld, Silvia M. Booij and Joseph J.M. Braat 13 June 2007

A prototype of a system for in-process monitoring of material removal in fluid jet polishing (FJP) is presented. The measurements make use of temporal phase unwrapping (TPU) allowing for a large working range. The measurement system will be discussed, with all problems that had to be overcome like water on the surface and vibrations, as well as the FJP system. The basics behind TPU will be presented and the first results will be shown. Finally, the capabilities of the system will be discussed. The presented system enables the in-process monitoring of the footprint as obtained by the FJP technique and measurement of the material removal rate.


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