Our client is an innovative and diversified global supplier of quality products, trusted brands, and creative solutions to manufacturers of automotive, light commercial, heavy-duty and off-highway vehicles, as well as in power generation, aerospace, marine, rail, and industrial equipment. Piston rings keep up gas pressure between the cylinder and the chamber divider. Piston rings seal the chamber with the goal that burning gas created at the time of ignition doesn’t spill into the opening between the cylinder and the chamber.
SURFACE INSPECTION OF PISTON RINGS
Our client is an innovative and diversified global supplier of quality products, trusted brands, and creative solutions to manufacturers of automotive, light commercial, heavy-duty and off-highway vehicles, as well as in power generation, aerospace, marine, rail, and industrial equipment. Piston rings keep up gas pressure between the cylinder and the chamber divider. Piston rings seal the chamber with the goal that burning gas created at the time of ignition doesn’t spill into the opening between the cylinder and the chamber.
PROBLEMS
- Uneven paint on the surface of the piston rings is not being identified with accuracy
- Other surface defects are very small and hard to find while inspection and thus affecting the quality of the rings
CLIENT REQUIREMENTS
- To automate the process of identifying the missing color and surface defects on colored rings present on the inspection jig with the help of machine vision
- To reduce the false acceptance rate and inspection cycle time
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