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BS 1134:2010

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Assessment of surface texture. Guidance and general information

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BSI 2010 60
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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 Coā€‘ordinate 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 4ā€ƒSeparation of surface texture into roughness, waviness and profile
15 Figure 5ā€ƒProfile elements
Figure 6 Local slope
16 Figure 7ā€ƒMaximum profile peak height, example of roughness profile
17 Figure 8ā€ƒMaximum profile valley depth, example of roughness profile
18 Figure 9ā€ƒDerivation of the arithmetical mean deviation
19 Figure 10 Determination of Ra and Rq
20 Figure 11ā€ƒThe difference between positive and negative skewness
21 Figure 12ā€ƒWidth of profile elements
23 Figure 13ā€ƒMaterial ratio curve
24 Figure 14ā€ƒProfile section level separation
Figure 15ā€ƒProfile height amplitude distribution curve
25 Figure 16ā€ƒAmplitude distribution curve
26 Table 1ā€ƒSurface roughness values produced by common production processes and materials
27 FigureĀ 17 Elements of the typical stylus instrument
29 TableĀ 2ā€ƒļæ½Relationship between the roughness cutā€‘off 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 3ā€ƒļæ½Choice of cutā€‘off wavelength for a number of common machining operations
Dimensions in millimetres
38 TableĀ 4ā€ƒEstimates for choosing roughness sampling lengths for the measurement of non-periodic profiles
TableĀ 5ā€ƒEstimates for choosing roughness sampling lengths for the measurement of non-periodic profiles
39 TableĀ 6ā€ƒEstimates for choosing roughness sampling lengths for the measurement of periodic tables
Table 7ā€ƒTypes, names and uses of material measures
40 Figure 20 Type A1Ā material measure
41 FigureĀ 21ā€ƒProcedure 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 25ā€ƒType B3 material measure
43 FigureĀ 26 Type C1Ā material measure
FigureĀ 27 Type C2Ā material measure
44 FigureĀ 28ā€ƒType 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.1ā€ƒOld and new surface texture parameters, ISOĀ 4287:1997
BS 1134:2010
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