BS 1134:2010
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Assessment of surface texture. Guidance and general information
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2010 | 60 |
This British Standard gives guidance on the measurement of surface texture using a stylus instrument. This standard describes the way in which measurements can be taken and how to interpret the results. The guide also gives recommendations for the use of comparison specimens.
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8 | Figure 1 Coāordinate system FigureĀ 2 The effect of measuring in different directions to the surface lay |
9 | FigureĀ 3 Two surfaces with the same Ra value but different functionalĀ characteristics |
12 | Figure 4āSeparation of surface texture into roughness, waviness and profile |
15 | Figure 5āProfile elements Figure 6 Local slope |
16 | Figure 7āMaximum profile peak height, example of roughness profile |
17 | Figure 8āMaximum profile valley depth, example of roughness profile |
18 | Figure 9āDerivation of the arithmetical mean deviation |
19 | Figure 10 Determination of Ra and Rq |
20 | Figure 11āThe difference between positive and negative skewness |
21 | Figure 12āWidth of profile elements |
23 | Figure 13āMaterial ratio curve |
24 | Figure 14āProfile section level separation Figure 15āProfile height amplitude distribution curve |
25 | Figure 16āAmplitude distribution curve |
26 | Table 1āSurface roughness values produced by common production processes and materials |
27 | FigureĀ 17 Elements of the typical stylus instrument |
29 | TableĀ 2āļæ½Relationship between the roughness cutāoff wavelength lc, tip radius and maximum samplingĀ spacing |
30 | FigureĀ 18 The effects of using a stylus with a spherical tip |
31 | FigureĀ 19 Example of a stylus tip measuring a re-entrant feature |
32 | Table 3āļæ½Choice of cutāoff wavelength for a number of common machining operations Dimensions in millimetres |
38 | TableĀ 4āEstimates for choosing roughness sampling lengths for the measurement of non-periodic profiles TableĀ 5āEstimates for choosing roughness sampling lengths for the measurement of non-periodic profiles |
39 | TableĀ 6āEstimates for choosing roughness sampling lengths for the measurement of periodic tables Table 7āTypes, names and uses of material measures |
40 | Figure 20 Type A1Ā material measure |
41 | FigureĀ 21āProcedure for the assessment of Type A1Ā measures FigureĀ 22 Type A2Ā material measure |
42 | FigureĀ 23 Type B2Ā material measure FigureĀ 24 Type B2Ā material measure Figure 25āType B3 material measure |
43 | FigureĀ 26 Type C1Ā material measure FigureĀ 27 Type C2Ā material measure |
44 | FigureĀ 28āType C3Ā material measure FigureĀ 29 Type C4Ā calibration artefact FigureĀ 30 Type D1 material measure |
45 | FigureĀ 31 Type D2Ā material measure |
46 | FigureĀ 32 Type E2Ā material measure |
52 | TableĀ 8 Change of the total uncertainty in a height measurement TableĀ 9 Stated uncertainties for measurements made with ACMESURF |
53 | TableĀ A.1āOld and new surface texture parameters, ISOĀ 4287:1997 |