Equal-wire-diameter varied-stiffness automotive suspension spring flaw detection method
A technology of automobile suspension and variable stiffness, applied in the field of mechanical parts inspection, can solve the problems of high labor intensity, missed inspection, easy fatigue, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing labor intensity, clear observation method, and reducing attention.
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[0011] The flaw detection method of automobile suspension springs with equal wire diameter and variable stiffness of the present invention is to magnetize the springs, observe and judge, demagnetize, and sort and unload the springs in sequence. The inner camera probe (one can be moved from one end to the other, or two can be extended from both ends to the middle respectively) moves along the axial direction of the spring to take pictures of the inner surface of the spring, and the camera probe located outside the spring ( It can be one that moves from one end to the other, or two that move from both ends to the middle respectively) move along the axial direction of the spring to take pictures of the outer surface of the spring, and send the video signal to the computer, and the computer will process the video signal After processing, the image is displayed on the monitor of the computer and observed by the inspect...
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