Difference between revisions of "VTube-LASER MTA (Measured Tube Averaging)"
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* Press the number of previous measures to average, then press BUILD to create a new Measured Tube that represents the averaged part.<br><br> | * Press the number of previous measures to average, then press BUILD to create a new Measured Tube that represents the averaged part.<br><br> | ||
| + | * The new measured tube in VTube-LASER is immediately the averaged tube. Use this tube shape for alignment to the MASTER data.<br><br> | ||
* ANY NUMBER of measures can be averaged together.<br><br> | * ANY NUMBER of measures can be averaged together.<br><br> | ||
* MTA uses the Tube Data Storage feature in VTube-LASER to store every measure that will be used in the measured averaged part. This means you can review every step MTA took to build the averaged tube.<br><br> | * MTA uses the Tube Data Storage feature in VTube-LASER to store every measure that will be used in the measured averaged part. This means you can review every step MTA took to build the averaged tube.<br><br> | ||
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WHAT DOES IT DO?
The MTA feature allows operators measure the tube, rotate it, measure it again, rotate it, etc. - as many times as they want to. It's super easy to do, and it has a significant impact on the returning reliable tube shape data for large-diameter tubes.
- See Video 76 in VTube-LASER Videos to see MTA in action.
WHY WAS IT DEVELOPED?
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This feature was requested by MEC, Inc. after they performed several weeks of tests measuring large diameter tubes. MEC Inc. (Mayville Engineering), one of our customer-reference companies, performed several tests on large-diameter tubes to confirm that measuring both sides of the tube has a positive impact on the measurement of tube shapes. |
USER INTERFACE FEATURES ADDED AND HOW IT WORKS