An adaptive repair surface modeling approach for worn blades
Abstract Currently, worn blade repair work, obtaining the target surfaces manually wastes too much time. To improve repair ability, an innovative adaptive repair strategy is proposed which covers pre-inspection, welding, and machining process. Different from finding repairing surface manually, the w...
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