A Model for Geometry-Dependent Errors in Length Artifacts.
Daniel S. Sawyer,Brian Parry,Steven D. Phillips,Christopher J. Blackburn,Bala Muralikrishnan +4 more
TL;DR: A detailed model of dimensional changes in long length artifacts, such as step gauges and ball bars, due to bending under gravity is presented and reveals the significant error associated with out-of-straightness of a bar or rod even if the gauge points are located in the neutral bending surface.
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Abstract: We present a detailed model of dimensional changes in long length artifacts, such as step gauges and ball bars, due to bending under gravity. The comprehensive model is based on evaluation of the gauge points relative to the neutral bending surface. It yields the errors observed when the gauge points are located off the neutral bending surface of a bar or rod but also reveals the significant error associated with out-of-straightness of a bar or rod even if the gauge points are located in the neutral bending surface. For example, one experimental result shows a length change of greater than 1.5 µm on a 1 m ball bar with an out-of-straightness of 0.4 mm. This and other results are in agreement with the model presented in this paper.
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