quality control, 3D measurement, measuring arm, measurement accuracy, TQM
Abstract:
Quality control is one of the most important factors in any organization, especially in production organizations. The accuracy or doubt of the obtained results cannot be questioned at any time. Appropriate measuring instruments must be used to achieve the desired results. The paper presents the measurement and control on geometrically complex steel structure of the working machine cabin using a 3D measuring device or a measuring arm of the FaroArm Quantum type. The presented measurement results show the justification of using the measuring arm which is reflected in the quality, reliability and accuracy in relation to conventional measuring systems. In order for a new product to meet quality and find its place in the world market, organizations must strive to introduce TQM.
Cite as:
Bajramović E, Islamović F, Bajramović E and Muzaferović M. (2021) Quality of measuring the steel structure of the working machine cabin with 3D measuring devices. Quality 2021 (S.Brdarević, S. Jašarević, editors)”, ISSN 1512-9268, Neum, B&H, 17-19 June 2021., pp. 143-148
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