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Proposed methodologies to reduce measurement error impact on coordinate measurement machines

This paper is a result of a review of several papers which are proposing methodologies to reduce the error measurement’s impact on coordinate measuring machines (CMM). The standard used in this paper is the ASME Y14.5M:1994 Dimensioning and Tolerancing which is created for "hard gages" (meaning those that control the full surface of a part) and not for the CMM that only inspect "partially" the surfaces of a part. As a consequence the errors begin since the standard interpretation.

Javier Molina

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